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Item Acesso aberto (Open Access) “Bandido bom é bandido morto”? análise do discurso crítica aplicada a reações sobre chacinas publicadas pelo jornal Diário Online em sua página no Facebook(Universidade Federal do Pará, 2020-06) LEITE, Vivianne Carolina Oliveira de Sousa; ALENCAR, Breno Rodrigo de OliveiraThis paper presents the results of research on the reactions of Internet users to the news of violence on social networks, in particular those related to the massacres of Belém (2014), Tapanã (2018) and Guamá (2019) that took place in the city of Belém and published by the newspaper Diário Online (DOL) on its Facebook page. Through it, we seek to identify patterns of reaction to headlines; analyze the intentionality of the headlines in the Diário Online newspaper; and interpret the social meanings around reactions of users of social networks on the phenomenon of urban violence in the city of Belém. To achieve these goals, we used Critical Discourse Analysis as a methodology for analyzing Internet users' reactions to the headlines about massacres published by the Diário Online newspaper on their Facebook page between the years 2016, 2017, 2018, and 2019.Item Acesso aberto (Open Access) Da sala de aula para o instagram: os studygrammers e o ensino-aprendizagem em ciências e biologia(Universidade Federal de Mato Grosso, 2022-08) COSTA, José Maria Martins; COELHO, Yuri Cavaleiro de Macêdo; ALMEIDA, Ana Cristina Pimentel Carneiro deIn post-modernity, information and knowledge are produced and disseminated through technologies, especially the internet and digital media. Students and teachers have in their hands resources that allow open access to knowledge, which inspires changes and constant inventions in the field of education. In the Internet social networks, profiles are being created to explain materials and/or study routines, in order to share experiences, inspire others and disseminate and discuss relevant topics, known as Studygams. In this sense, the objective of this study was to identify trends and contributions of Studygrams to the teaching and learning of Science and Biology, in the view of a panel of Studygrammers who produce and publish content related to Biological Sciences in Brazil. The work was developed from a qualitative approach, with elements of netnographic research such as participant observation and online fieldwork. The results showed that Studygrams have the potential to explore and develop skills and abilities in both those who post and those who access the content. It is understood that this new practice of teaching and learning in informal spaces has aroused attitudes of entrepreneurship, autonomy, organization, interaction and creativity, which allow the fixation of contents, interdisciplinarity, contextualization and training for citizenship.Item Acesso aberto (Open Access) Imersão virtual no movimento de mulheres das ilhas de Belém, Pará, Brasil(Universidade Federal do Pará, 2020-09) GUERRA, Gutemberg Armando Diniz; MESQUITA, OsvaldoThe aim of this article is to describe the methodological process of monitoring the Belem Islands Women's Movement - MMIB, originally from May 24 to December 30, 2016, and later with updates until 2019, through the group of WhatsApp created by the leaderships, and other virtual instruments that served as source of information for the elaboration of a Master's thesis. As one of the communication tools among the members of the organization was WhatsApp, it was requested that researchers could be allowed to join the group, since it would allow them to be aware of all their activities. Besides the virtual communication, frequent visits were made throughout the year 2016, particularly during collaborative efforts (grouping), meetings, project activities, festive activities and visits for interviews with members of the organization. It is concluded by the enormous importance of this daily means of communication that allows a visualization of the relationship between group members and their sympathizers, performing as an element of utility with wide possibilities of communication, registration and immersion in the research environment.Item Acesso aberto (Open Access) Redes de parcerias para inovação: uma análise da difusão o açaí BRS Pará(Universidade da Amazônia, 2014-10) GUIMARÃES, Camilla Maria Cavalcante; SANTOS, Cleberson Williams dosInnovation determines the increase on productivity and employment, generating economic growth for the country. With that the organizations have been seeking to add value to their product or process or to meet their needs through out innovation. This article seeks to identify in a concise manner the importance of networking for innovation diffusion, as well to demonstrate the current structure of the diffusion network of BRS, an açaí seed developed by EMBRAPA Amazônia Oriental. The innovation diffusion process occurs in agriculture through institutional networks and local clusters. Because this process occurs within the production unit, it promotes a greater accumulation, possibility of learning and competence to absorb knowledge developed in the environment, leading to higher productivity gains.Item Acesso aberto (Open Access) Redes sociais, capital social e governança ambiental no Território Portal da Amazônia(Instituto Nacional de Pesquisas da Amazônia, 2011) MERTENS, Frédéric Adelin Georges; TÁVORA, Renata Souza; FONSECA, Igor Ferraz da; GRANDO, Raquel Lopes Sinigaglia Caribé; CASTRO, Mauro André Costa de; DEMEDA, Katia Solange do NascimentoThe article presents an empirical study where social network analysis is used to map social capital among actors involved in environmental governance processes in the Brazilian Amazon. Using interviews, we carried out the mapping of the dialogue network regarding socio-environmental issues among 505 actors from the Amazonian Gateway Territory. The analysis identified 3384 dialogue relationships. Each actor has an average of 6,7 dialogue partners. The analysis of the structural characteristics of the dialogue network was used to build indicators of social capital of the bonding type, based on the mapping of the organization among actors from the same municipalities, and bridging type, based on the identification of relationships among actors from different municipalities. At the municipal level, the distribution of the two types of social capital allowed the characterization of groups of actors according to their differing participation in the environmental governance of the Territory. At the territorial level, the connectivity pattern among the 16 municipalities exhibits a balance between the two types of social capital and reveals the potential of communication and organization among actors, as demonstrated through the example of the local Agenda 21 projects. These results demonstrate how social network analysis can contribute to the definition (or re-definition) of the territories frontiers in order to include a set of municipalities whose cohesion is based on effective social relationships. We also propose governance actions for the Amazonian Gateway aiming at strengthening dialogue processes, reducing conflicts and promoting the sustainable use of natural resources in the Amazon.Item Acesso aberto (Open Access) Transmídia e redes sociais: aspectos da inovação no telejornalismo(Universidade Federal do Tocantins, 2018-05) CUNHA, Elaide Martins da; CASTRO, Mariana Costa; VINAGRE, Isabelle Cristinne Fecury LameiraBased on a look at the Journal of Record News, this research seeks to understand the uses and appropriations of transmedia and the digital and social networks as aspects of innovation in ways of doing telejournalism. The JR News calls itself the first transmedia telejournal in Brazil and uses social networks to broadcast its issues, calls and even staff meetings, live, with audience participation. This article is based on Charron and Bonville (2016), Recuero (2009), Alzamora and Tárcia (2012), Zago and Bastos (2013), Canavilhas (2013), Martins, Castro and Vinagre (2017), among others, to discuss intersections between transmidiality and social networks as an alternative to journalism in the face of changes in contemporaneity.Item Acesso aberto (Open Access) URBI ET ORBI Localização e globalização da canção popular paraense(Universidade Federal do Pará, 2021-11-26) MOREIRA, Nélio Ribeiro; COSTA, Antonio Maurício Dias da; http://lattes.cnpq.br/2563255308649361; https://orcid.org/0000-0002-0223-9264The doctoral thesis seeks to address, through a theoretical perspective of culture as an invention and the social process as a convention (WAGNER, 2012) and the agency of artistic objects (GELL, 1996), how a musical culture is characterized in its process, as a world artistic (BECKER, 2010), through associations of different colors (SIMMEL, 2006) consolidating a sound group (BLACKING, 2010) that operates in a context of worldwide interaction through globalizing processes (HANNERZ, 1996; CANCLINI, 2008; APPADURAI, 1994). I try to show that the world of contemporary Pará popular song is a social formation characterized as a social group marked by a certain stability in its actions and sociocultural perspectives and by different forms of interaction that are practiced among a diversity of members, intra and intergroup, which form networks of sociation and ataum in different dimensions, such as local and translocal scenes, the latter being taken from 1) connections between local artists with other artists already established in the Brazilian national scene, and 2) from the experiences of actors in transnational contexts. The form of data collection was based on the proposal of multi-sited ethnography (MARCUS, 1995), a fundamental element to compose the framework of elements to be analyzed, given the context marked by a certain dispersion of such data. The work is divided into two parts. The first, entitled Cultura Musical como Invenção is divided into four chapters: “Trajetória e campo”, “Invenção da cultura no mundo da canção popular paraense – I” “Invenção da cultura no mundo da canção popular paraense – II” e “Recriações na cultura musical paraense contemporânea: o caso do carimbó”. The second part, called Processo Musical como Convenção, comprises five chapters: “A cena local: os lugares da canção como espaço praticado para projetos”, “A cena translocal: projetos e práticas, redes e conexões”, “A cultura musical paraense em processos globais: fluxos, fronteiras e hibridações”, “Festival de Música Popular: a(tua)ção ritual no processo musical” e “A cena local em ambientações digitais: o Jambu Live como festivalização virtual”.