Communication and Representation
Studies social representations configured in the languages, narratives, and products of mass communication and media culture as forms of materialization of the contemporary imagination. This line of research investigates the symbolic dimension of the market as an arena of negotiation of representations, identities, and power relations.
Communication and Production
Studies relations between media productions and sociocultural activities, focusing on interactions and power systems involved in the process of constructing communication narratives. This line of research investigates the uses of communication technologies, political negotiations, social media, and the dispute for the control of media production.
Communication and Experience
Studies communication as meaning production, the social and aesthetic aspects of the elaboration of subjectivities, and the materialization of experiences. This line of research investigates the reception modes of media narratives, artistic languages, and audio-visuals as subjective and cultural fragments and experiences.
