[ecrea] New issue of MATRIZes : Tribute to Stuart Hall (open access)

It is a great pleasure to announce the new number of *MATRIZes - Journal 
of the Graduate Program in Communication Sciences of the University of 
Sao Paulo, Brazil - *in a special issue which pays tribute to Stuart 
Hall.

It presents 11 articles produced on the influential work of Stuart Hall, 
besides an unpublished lecture presented by him in Brazil, in 2000, and 
his classic article /Ideology and communication theory,/ for the first 
time in Portuguese.

MATRIZes is open access and available in:

English version: 
http://www.revistas.usp.br/matrizes/user/setLocale/en_US

Portuguese version: 
http://www.revistas.usp.br/matrizes/user/setLocale/pt_BR

Please, see below the Table of Contents.

We hope you all enjoy this new number of MATRIZes!

Best regards,

Maria Immacolata Vassallo de Lopes

Editor of MATRIZes

School of Communications and Arts

University of Sao Paulo - Brazil

(immaco /at/ usp.br)

(5511)3091-8657

*MATRIZes*

*v. 10, n. 3 (2016)*

*TRIBUTE TO STUART HALL / *

*TABLE OF CONTENTS*

**

*EDITORIAL*

Maria Immacolata Vassallo de Lopes

*INTRODUCTION*

Stuart Hall and the communication studies in Brazil

Liv Sovik, Fernanda Martinelli, Liziane Guazina

*A CLASSIC OF COMMUNICACION*

Ideology and communication theory (only in Portuguese)

Stuart Hall

Diasporas, or the logics of cultural translation

Stuart Hall

*STUART HALL, HIS HISTORY*

Stuart Hall and feminism: revisiting relations

Ana Carolina Damboriarena Escosteguy

Stuart Hall, film studies and the cinema

Angela Freire Prysthon

“At the other end” of Brazil: experiences based on the writings of 
Stuart Hall at the Amazon region

Agenor Sarraf Pacheco, Maria Ataide Malcher, Fernanda Chocron Miranda

*STUART HALL AND THE COLLECTIVES*

Stuart Hall’s legacy and the Community Communication

Adilson Cabral, Marco Schneider

People versus power block: elements for a dialogical analysis of 
national identity

Eduardo Yuji Yamamoto

Mediatization of religion and Cultural Studies: a reading of Stuart Hall

Luis Mauro Sá Martino

STUART HALL AND THE COMMUNICATION THEORY

The legacy of Stuart Hall for reception studies in Brazil

Nilda Jacks, Laura Hastenpflug Wottrich

About bridges and abysms: approaches and conflicts between cultural 
studies and political economy of communication from Stuart Hall’s work

Luiz Felipe Ferreira Stevanim

*STUART HALL AND THE BORDERS*

 From diaspora to ethnoscapes diversity and belongingness in 
transnational migrations

Sofia Cavalcanti Zanforlin

Diasporic living in Quilombola communities: empowerment, self-reflection 
and new sociabilities in the Rio dos Macacos community

Juliana Cézar Nunes, Dione Oliveira Moura

*BOOK REVIEWS*

On culture and representation

Eneida Leal Cunha

*THESIS AND DISSERTATIONS*

**

*ISSN: 1982-8160*


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