Fora ‘você sabe quem’: das mediações às midiatizações de manifestações política no Brasil

Abstract

Communication is a complex field of study that covers several academic areas and arouses interest in relation to the influence of the media on contemporary society in terms of the production, dissemination and consumption of information. In this context, this Course Completion Work seeks to understand the approximations and disruptions between mediation and mediatization over time, through political demonstrations. The study also addresses the use of supports as a means of expression in demonstrations, such as banners and posters, and explores the role of memes in contemporary communication. The work presents as a theoretical basis the authors: Braga (2006,2010, 2017), Fausto Neto (2016), Orlandi (1995) and Deleuze (1999), Barbeiro (1986), Neves (2018), Moles (2005), Sgorla (2009) and McLuhan (1969). This study adopts a methodological approach that combines qualitative analysis and documentary research, such as laws and provisions related to political demonstrations, providing a comprehensive understanding of the historical contexts and communication dynamics involved, an in-depth interpretation of the observed characteristics. The work sought to understand communication dynamics in mediated and mediatized manifestations, exploring the interaction between traditional and digital devices, and offering insights for understanding the role of communication in the contemporary public sphere.