Communication, territory and space: geographies of communication as a contribution to geographical debate
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https://doi.org/10.47456/geo.v6i43.52903Keywords:
geographies of communication, territory, spaceAbstract
Review of the book 15 anos: Geografias da Comunicação: orientações teóricas e metodológicas do percurso, edited by Sonia Virgínia Moreira, Maria José Baldessar, Daniela Cristiane Ota, Roberta Brandalise, Jacqueline da Silva Deolindo, and Paulo Celso da Silva. The collection brings together texts produced between 2008 and 2023 and documents the consolidation of Geographies of Communication as an interdisciplinary field situated at the intersection of geography and communication. Throughout the chapters, topics such as territory, region, border, networks, digital cartography, journalism, information, and media territorialities are discussed. It is argued that the work’s main contribution lies in the construction of a research agenda capable of articulating the spatial dimensions of communication and the communicational dimensions of geographic space, thereby expanding the possibilities for dialogue between the two fields.
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MOREIRA, Sonia Virgínia; BALDESSAR, Maria José; OTA, Daniela Cristiane; BRANDALISE, Roberta; DEOLINDO, Jacqueline da Silva; SILVA, Paulo Celso da (org.). 15 anos: Geografias da Comunicação: orientações teóricas e metodológicas do percurso. São Paulo: Intercom, 2024. 441 p
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