MEDIA AT PARTY: THE EXPANSION OF THE AFROAMAZON PROTAGONISM OF MAZAGÃO VELHO (AP) IN THE NARRATIVES OF JOSEANE CALAZANS DE BRITO
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The article presents a dialogical analysis of the knowledge and practices of free and popular communication of Joseane Calazans de Brito, an Afro-Amazonian historian and communicator who was born in the district of Mazagão Velho, in Amapá, and who has invented a way of doing communication inspired mainly in the work of the culture masters of her region. The dialogical ethnography was used, taking Joseane's narratives as theoretical knowledge produced outside the university by historical subjects that, placed in dialogue with already recognized science, propel the decolonization of Amazonian science. The reflection revealed that Joseane aggregated methods from history and from free and popular communication to traditional ways of doing knowledge and culture, a mixture that intensified her creativity.
KEYWORDS: Popular Communication; Free Radio; Theory; Amazonian Blackness; Mazagão Velho.
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