Media literacy, Memory and Elections — An Experiment on How Young People Interpret the Call for Memory in the Presidential Campaign in 2014
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https://doi.org/10.11606/issn.2316-9125.v20i2p27-36Keywords:
memory, young people, elections, media literacy, media-educationAbstract
Knowing how to interpret the information provided by media is a key pre-requisite to understand the various gears that move the society. At election time, media literacy is even more necessary. That's because candidates appeal to different communication techniques to convince voters that they are the right choice. One of these techniques is the rescue of the historical past. Investigating how young voters aged between 17 and 18 years old interpret the call for memory in election campaigns in 2014 for the presidency is the objective of this work. The methodology consists in carrying out a group activity in a school in the city of Bauru, state of São Paulo, which involved a questionnaire, the development of a campaign and a debate between participants.
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