Projecting Politics

Haas, Elizabeth; Christensen, Terry; Haas, Peter J.

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“…Em relação ao papel do professor/tutor, podemos destacar que este também foi um fator recorrente de evasão, que se dá em diferentes formas de insatisfação por parte dos estudantes: falta de assistência; rotatividade dos tutores; falta de formação específica; desenvolvimento de um trabalho circunscrito ao programado; pouca utilização de ferramentas de interação com os estudantes (AGUIAR, 2012;MOURA, 2017;PACHECO, 2010;DAHMER, 2013;MARTINS, 2013;FILHO, 2013;HAAS, 2015;SALES, 2009). Na verdade, a figura do tutor tanto contribui para a evasão, quanto é um dos fatores que contribui para a permanência do estudante, tendo em vista que o tutor pode ser considerado o elo entre o estudante e a instituição, tendo um importante papel no diálogo interdisciplinar e na aproximação dos processos de ensino articulados com o professor e os colegas de estudo, sendo que o tutor presencial recebeu mais destaque que o tutor a distância nesse processo educativo humanizado.…”

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As Tecnologias na Educação: (re)pensando seus sentidos tecnopoiéticos

Habowski¹,

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2019

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As Tecnologias na Educação: (re)pensando seus sentidos tecnopoiéticos

Habowski¹,

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2019

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“…Mediji i politički process, Beograd: Fakultet političkih nauka. 3 E Haas et al (2015),. Projecting politics: political messages in American films, Routledge, 4.…”

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“…22 C. R.Koppes and G. D.Black (1990), Hollywood goes to war: How politics, profits and propaganda shaped World War II movies, University of California Press. 23 E Haas et al (2015),. Projecting politics: political messages in American films, Routledge, 4.…”

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The Film Industry and Election Campaigns

Vujanović

2024

Film and Politics

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From the movie 'The Birth of a Nation', which promoted the status quo regarding racism in 1915, to the propaganda films of the Nazi Party, all the way to movies like 'W' in 2008 depicting the life of U.S. President George W. Bush, or the influence of actors and celebrities in election campaigns -and much more -their run for political office (like Arnold Schwarzenegger) -the film industry is included in politics and election campaigns in many ways. In this paper, we will research this influence from two perspectives. First, we aim to examine and illustrate how the film industry projects an image of the world that influences political values and elections. This includes exploring how specific political values are promoted, how positive or negative attitudes towards individuals in politics are formed, and how opinions on particular topics are subtly imposed by the film industry. Second, we will delve into the direct influence of the film industry on political behavior and election campaigns. We will explore questions about the creation of propaganda films and commercials within election campaigns, resembling real entertainment movies. We will also investigate the involvement of celebrities in advertisements and events within politicians' election campaigns and the creation of a popular image around

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Conceptualizing evaluations of the political relevance of media texts: The Politically Relevant Media Model

Coles

2024

Communication Theory

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Prior research acknowledges the potential implications of how media users evaluate media texts as being relevant to politics. Yet there are limitations to existing operationalizations of these evaluations due to how people use the words “politics” and “political.” What first appears as a measurement issue instead reveals a deficiency in the conceptualization of the evaluation being measured, as well as that evaluation’s relationships with its antecedents and consequences. This article fuses work from disparate fields such as political theory, media studies, media effects, and political communication to offer a multidimensional conceptualization of evaluations of the political relevance of media texts. It introduces the Politically Relevant Media Model (PRMM) connecting these evaluations to their text and user characteristic antecedents, as well as their cognitive, affective, and behavioral outcomes. Implications for various phenomena such as agenda setting, learning, selective exposure, message processing, narrative persuasion, reinforcing media spirals, and political polarization are discussed.

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Projecting Politics

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As Tecnologias na Educação: (re)pensando seus sentidos tecnopoiéticos

As Tecnologias na Educação: (re)pensando seus sentidos tecnopoiéticos

The Film Industry and Election Campaigns

Conceptualizing evaluations of the political relevance of media texts: The Politically Relevant Media Model

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