Antropologia dos media
perspectivas e leituras
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anthropology of media, state of the artAbstract
In this paper I will make a brief presentation about an emergent area in the field of Anthropology, called Anthropology of Media. I will trace its routes as an anthropological sub-field, presenting some of the most prominent authors and academic researches. Since it is an almost unknown anthropological field in Portugal, I will follow a hegemonic presentation of authors and works, re-constructing their academic pathways.
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