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2021 ◽  
Vol 19 (42) ◽  
pp. 173
Author(s):  
José Carlos Fernandes ◽  
Agnes Do Amaral

Durante a primeira década da ditadura-civil militar, uma editora curitibana – a Grafipar –, de propriedade de uma família muçulmana, deixa de publicar livros de história e atlas e passa a investir no ramo de “revistas adultas”. Torna-se um polo nacional do gênero, chegando ao ápice de 49 títulos, 1,5 milhão de exemplares mês e 1,5 mil cartas/mês de leitores. Entre seus colaboradores, jornalistas malvistos pelo regime e intelectuais à esquerda, como os poetas Paulo Leminski e Alice Ruiz. Em meio aos então chamados “nus artísticos”, uma pequena de rede de intelectuais, de forma anônima, orientava a redação, num claro combate ao obscurantismo. Este artigo explora a resistência jornalística e intelectual disfarçada no conteúdo erótico. E o “lugar difícil” da qualificação desse material, que ficou à margem da chamada imprensa alternativa. Imprensa alternativa; revistas eróticas; comportamento. During the first decade of brazilian military dictatorship, a publishing house from Curitiba - Grafipar -, owned by a muslim family, stopped publishing history books and atlas and started to invest in adult themed magazines. Grafipar became a renowned publisher of this genre, reaching the peak of 49 titles, 1.5 million copies per month and 1.5 thousand letters from readers per month. Among the contributors were journalists that were frowned upon by the military regime and left-wing intellectuals, such as the poets Paulo Leminski and Alice Ruiz. Amid the “nude art”, a small net of intellectuals, anonymously, guided the editorial, in a clear fight against obscurantism. This article explores the journalistic and intellectual resistance disguised as erotic content and the difficulty to qualify this material, which were on the sidelines of the so called alternative press. Alternativa press; erotic magazines; behavior. Durante la primera década de la dictadura civil militar, una editora curitibana - la Grafipar -, de propriedad de una familia muzulmana, deja de publicar libros de história y atlas y comienza a invertir en el ramo de las "revistas adultas". Volviendose un polo nacional del género, llegando al ápice de 49 títulos, 1,5 millones de ejemplares al mes y 1,5 mil cartas/mes de lectores. Entre sus contribuyentes, periodistas malvistos por el régimen e intelectuales de izquierda, como los poetas Paulo Leminski y Alice Ruiz. En médio a los llamados desnudos artísticos, una pequeña red de intelectuales, de forma anónima, guiaba la redacción, en un claro combate al oscurantismo. Este artículo explora la resistencia periodística e intelectual disfrazada en el contenido erótico. Y el "lugar difícil" de la calificación de ese material, que quedó al margen de la llamada prensa alternativa. Prensa alternativa; revistas eróticas; comportamento.


Author(s):  
Montse Feu

United by a culture of solidarity and political protest, the working-class community revealed in the periodical España Libre was favored by various networks of support. These included networks associated with the Second Spanish Republican government and politicians in exile; labor unions both within and outside the United States; educators, including Spanish academics and the Modern Schools; as well as Spanish-language and radical publishers operating in Europe and South America. Through the alternative press and fundraising events, exiles met other migrant, ethnic, and radical individuals and maintained a sense of trust and community so necessary to avoid the isolation of exile. On the contrary, ethnic and radical networks strengthened the Confederadas in its commitment to generating its own non-institutionalized and transnational modes of collective organization.


Author(s):  
Ramon R. Tuazon ◽  
Therese Patricia San Diego Torres

In the Philippines, the assault on the press has gone digital. While Filipino journalists continue to face physical, verbal, and legal threats and attacks, cyber-attacks and online harassment/trolling were identified in 2018 as the second worst threat against them, after low wages and poor working conditions, according to the International Federation of Journalists and the Southeast Asia Journalist Unions. Websites of news outlets have also been hacked and taken down. These challenges make the press vulnerable to self-censorship and may even lead to fatal outcomes. This chapter seeks to fill the gap in the literature on the digital types of assault on the Philippine alternative press, focusing on the experience of alternative news media outlets—independent media particularly critical of the government. It explores the range of such threats and attacks and the responses, legal frameworks, and remedies in place that are used to combat dangers of this nature.


Sæculum ◽  
2019 ◽  
Vol 47 (1) ◽  
pp. 185-201
Author(s):  
Marius-Adrian Hazaparu ◽  
Ionuţ Teoderaşcu

AbstractAlthough enjoying a history that spans more than 160 years, Romanian student media have not been researched extensively at all. The few existing studies combine a monographic approach to the phenomenon with various oral histories, as one particular way to reconstruct a past that has been frequently neglected. The present paper is an attempt to analyse student media outlets by showcasing its identification either as a pedagogical tool or as a form of alternative press, with a particular emphasis on the current Romanian student media outlets. In order to fulfil our two-folded objective (to extract both quantitative and qualitative data), we used qualitative survey research. The main results reveal that print projects (a total of 15) are still the most numerous among student media outlets, followed by six online journalistic projects, five radio stations and four TV stations. Generally, these serve as pedagogical tools due to the co-optation in the editorial teams of professors who act as supervisors and mentors. In comparison to the student reviews from the communist period or previous, the (self-) identification with alternative media is, with few notable exceptions, rather weak.


2019 ◽  
pp. 46-69
Author(s):  
Gordon S. Jackson
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2018 ◽  
Vol 7 (2) ◽  
pp. 316
Author(s):  
Rita De Cássia Mendes Pereira ◽  
Leonardo Fernandes Machado

Após o Golpe Militar de 1964, o teatro tornou-se um campo privilegiado de resistência e difusão de valores da liberdade. Para fazer face às investidas da censura, palavras e frases foram substituídas nos textos apresentados à avaliação prévia para serem recuperadas no momento da performance. Os espetáculos associados ao conceito de Teatro da Resistência ganharam espaço nos veículos da imprensa alternativa. O presente trabalho tem por objetivo analisar discursos sobre o teatro, publicados no jornal Opinião, no ano de 1975. Das entrelinhas dos textos aqui tomados como fontes, assinados pelo crítico teatral Macksen Luiz, revelam-se posições políticas, visões da sociedade e valores éticos e morais distintos daqueles apregoados pelas esferas de poder.*After the Military Coup of 1964, the theater became a privileged field of resistance and dissemination of freedom values. To face the attacks of censorship, words and phrases were replaced in the texts submitted to prior appreciation and recovered at the time of the performance. The performances associated with the concept of the Theatre of Resistance got public in the alternative press. The present study aimed to analyze the speeches about the theater, published in the newspaper Opinião, in 1975. From the texts subscribed by the theatrical critic Macksen Luiz, political positions, visions of society and ethical and moral values are revealed different from those proclaimed by spheres of power.


2016 ◽  
Vol 2 (5) ◽  
pp. 177
Author(s):  
Célia Regina Trindade Chagas Amorim ◽  
Lanna Paula Ramos da Silva

O presente artigo faz uma análise do movimento estudantil paraense durante a Ditadura Militar de 1964-1985 e sua imprensa alternativa, importante canal de comunicação por onde circularam informações estratégicas de mobilizações e ações da categoria contrárias à nova ordem instituída. Destacam-se, neste trabalho, as atuações de dois jornais produzidos pelos estudantes da Universidade Federal do Pará (UFPa): O Papagaio (1967) e Nanico (1979). Os universitários encontraram, nesta imprensa, uma forma de tornar públicas as perseguições sofridas dentro do campus do Guamá, envolvendo professores e estudantes considerados subversivos. Nas páginas dessa imprensa havia também a negação da concepção bancária de educação (FREIRE, 2011), que deformava a criatividade educacional. Este artigo faz parte da investigação do projeto Mídias Alternativas na Amazônia, que está mapeando formas de comunicação contra hegemônica na região.   PALAVRAS-CHAVE: Movimento Estudantil; Imprensa Alternativa;  Ditadura Militar.     ABSTRACT The present article analyses the paraense student movement during the military regime from 1964 to 1985, as well as its alternative press, an important channel of communication through which strategic information of mobilizations and actions of the category, contrary to the new established order, circulated. The performance of two newspapers elaborated by the Federal University of Pará (UFPA) students are highlighted: O Papagaio (1967) and  Nanico (1979). The university students found, in this press, a way of making the persecutions suffered in the Guamá campus, involving students and professors considered subversive, known. In the pages of this press there was also the denial of the education bank conception (FREIRE, 2011) which deformed the educational creativity. This article is part of the “Mídias Alternativas na Amazônia” project that is mapping small forms of counter hegemonic communication.   KEYWORDS: Students movement, alternative press, military regime.     RESUMEN En este artículo se analiza el movimiento estudiantil paraense durante la dictadura militar de 1964 a 1985 y su prensa alternativa, importante canal de comunicación a través del cual circula la información movilizaciones y acciones de la categoría contraria al nuevo orden establecido estratégicas. Se destacan en este trabajo, las actuaciones de dos documentos producidos por los estudiantes de la Universidad Federal de Pará (UFPA): O Papagaio (1967) y Nanico (1979). La universidad se encuentra en este comunicado de prensa, una manera de hacer que el público sufrió persecución en el campus de Guamá, la participación de profesores y estudiantes consideradas subversivas. En estas páginas de la prensa no fue la negación del concepto de banca de la educación (FREIRE, 2011), lo que distorsiona la creatividad educativa. Este artículo forma parte del proyecto de investigación Medios Alternativos en la Amazonia, que es la cartografía formas de comunicación contra hegemónico en la región.   PALABRAS CLAVE: Movimiento estudiantil; Prensa Alternativa; Dictadura militar.


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