Vol. 17 No. 1 (2021): Infodemic and Our Future

Editorial

Rigor, criticism, and plurality: a long exercise in scientific citizenship

Marco Schneider, Gustavo Saldanha

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Liinc em Revista: a brief account of a trajectory

Sarita Albagli

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Foreword

Foreword

Marco Schneider, Gustavo Saldanha

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Aknowledgements

Acknowledgment to the referees of Vol. 17, Issue 1, May 2021

Os Editores

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Infodemic and Our Future

Infodemic in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic in Brazil: a contamination policy?

Lilian Sagio Cezar, Anderson Jamar Neves Maciel

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Informational practices in infodemics environments: Reflections for the study of informational pathologies

Eliany Alvarenga de Araújo

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Editorialized death: Die, intransitive verb – discourses and social referential in Brazilian press

João Batista de Abreu

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Information Literacy in Vocational Education and Training: assessment of students from a technical course integrated to High School

Carlos Robson Souza da Silva, Thiciane Mary Carvalho Teixeira

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Retractions and post-retraction citations in the COVID-19 infodemic: is Academia spreading misinformation?

Karen Santos-d'Amorim, Sr. Rinaldo Ribeiro de Melo, Prof. Dr. Raimundo Nonato Macedo dos Santos

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Pollination, Robobees and the neutrality of technology

Denis Marcio Rodrigues Junior, José Bento Souza Vasconcellos dos Santos, Daniele Ornaghi Sant’Anna

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Allusion to nazism in a message from the federal government: a study based on sign’s economy and communication’s ecology

Agnes de Sousa Arruda, Tadeu Rodrigues Iuama

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Legitimizing an anti-science populism: analysis of Bolsonaro’s arguments about Covid-19 vaccination on Twitter

Ana Carolina Pontalti Monari, Kizi Mendonça de Araújo , Mateus Ramos de Souza, Igor Sacramento

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“Historiographic-mediatic” narratives in the post-truth era: Brasil Paralelo and the historical revisionism beyond fake news

André Bonsanto

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Deceiving appearances: heuristics, stereotypes and spectacularization on media visibility

Ary Azevedo

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The reinfosphere in the pandemic of the new coronavirus: Infodemia, fake news and perverse sociability

Renata Rezende Ribeiro, José Antonio Martinuzzo

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Reflexões sobre as atuações do bibliotecário e jornalista como agentes facilitadores na construção de saberes no combate à desinformação

Português, Português Português, Português Português

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Platform Society and the challenges for Public Communication: the OBCOMP case

Bruno Kegler, Ana Javes Andrade da Luz, Rejane de Oliveira Pozobon

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The “infodemia” and the conquest of the Brazilian State: from the military-business dictatorship to the neoliberal consensus

Bianca Rihan, José Raphael Sette

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The Wikipedian ethos as a way to fight misinformation

Pedro Rodrigues Costa

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Reconfiguration of textual editing practices in a digital environment based on algorithmic mediations

Luana Teixeira de Souza Cruz

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The fundamental right to data protection and public power: the case of the program for tax-evasion prevention of the state of Alagoas

Ricardo Schneider Rodrigues, Larissa Nunes de Melo Azevedo, Larissa de Oliveira Félix Rodrigues Pereira

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The Brazilian web at Covid-19: web archiving and digital preservation

Moisés Rockembach

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Folksonomies and post-truth: challenges for the knowledge organization

Juliana Assis

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Disinformation as support of the intersection between informational literacy and subject representation

Lais Pereira de Oliveira, Maria Aparecida Rodrigues de Souza

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The birth of infodemiology: the science of managing infodemics

André Arias

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Pandemic, disinformation and authoritarian speech: meanings of Jair Bolsonaro's statements on Twitter checked by Aos Fatos

Taís Seibt, Murilo Dannenberg

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Infodemic, disinformation and vaccines: the circulation of content on social networks before and after COVID-19

Luisa Medeiros Massarani, Tatiane Leal, Igor Waltz, Amanda Medeiros

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From contact-tracing to surveillance: a TraceTogether App study

PortuguÊs Português, Nathan Paschoalini Ribeiro Batista

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Youth and generational trauma: how Brazilian young adults’ respond to the pandemic and the infodemic of the Covid-19

Carla Baiense Felix, Victor Nascimento Rocha, Patrícia Fernandes Viana Franco Castro, Larissa de Morais Ribeiro Mendes, Helen Pinto de Britto Fontes

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Reports in Informational Perspectives and Challenges in Times of the COVID-19

Science and Health Education and tackling disinfomedia: a report of critical experiences in online education

Juliana Dias Rovari Cordeiro, Alexandre Brasil Fonseca, Luciana Rodrigues Lessa, Aline Guarany Ignacio Lima, Myrla Nobile

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Vol. 17 No. 1 (2021): Infodemic and Our Future

Editorial

Rigor, criticism, and plurality: a long exercise in scientific citizenship

Liinc em Revista: a brief account of a trajectory

Foreword

Foreword

Aknowledgements

Acknowledgment to the referees of Vol. 17, Issue 1, May 2021

Infodemic and Our Future

Infodemic in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic in Brazil: a contamination policy?

Informational practices in infodemics environments: Reflections for the study of informational pathologies

Editorialized death: Die, intransitive verb – discourses and social referential in Brazilian press

Information Literacy in Vocational Education and Training: assessment of students from a technical course integrated to High School

Retractions and post-retraction citations in the COVID-19 infodemic: is Academia spreading misinformation?

Pollination, Robobees and the neutrality of technology

Allusion to nazism in a message from the federal government: a study based on sign’s economy and communication’s ecology

Legitimizing an anti-science populism: analysis of Bolsonaro’s arguments about Covid-19 vaccination on Twitter

“Historiographic-mediatic” narratives in the post-truth era: Brasil Paralelo and the historical revisionism beyond fake news

Deceiving appearances: heuristics, stereotypes and spectacularization on media visibility

The reinfosphere in the pandemic of the new coronavirus: Infodemia, fake news and perverse sociability

Reflexões sobre as atuações do bibliotecário e jornalista como agentes facilitadores na construção de saberes no combate à desinformação

Platform Society and the challenges for Public Communication: the OBCOMP case

The “infodemia” and the conquest of the Brazilian State: from the military-business dictatorship to the neoliberal consensus

The Wikipedian ethos as a way to fight misinformation

Reconfiguration of textual editing practices in a digital environment based on algorithmic mediations

The fundamental right to data protection and public power: the case of the program for tax-evasion prevention of the state of Alagoas

The Brazilian web at Covid-19: web archiving and digital preservation

Folksonomies and post-truth: challenges for the knowledge organization

Disinformation as support of the intersection between informational literacy and subject representation

The birth of infodemiology: the science of managing infodemics

Pandemic, disinformation and authoritarian speech: meanings of Jair Bolsonaro's statements on Twitter checked by Aos Fatos

Infodemic, disinformation and vaccines: the circulation of content on social networks before and after COVID-19

From contact-tracing to surveillance: a TraceTogether App study

Youth and generational trauma: how Brazilian young adults’ respond to the pandemic and the infodemic of the Covid-19

Reports in Informational Perspectives and Challenges in Times of the COVID-19

Science and Health Education and tackling disinfomedia: a report of critical experiences in online education

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