Representations and meanings about contemporary slavery: a study about the campaign Eyes opened to not become a slave and subject's place (slave) on media
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Communication strategies. Network. Slave work.Abstract
The article analyzes communication strategies concerning to the Campaign of Prevention and Fight against Slavery named Eyes Opened to Not Become a Slave, created by LPC (Land Pastoral Commission), organization connected do the Catholic Church. Although the campaign is national, the proposed discussion deals more directly to the seduction network and accusation of contemporary slavery in Maranhão, object of research done since 2009, by the project Voices of Hope: strategies of communication in seduction networks and accusation of contemporary slavery context in Maranhão, lead by the author. Simultaneously to the analyze of the campaign, we try to figure out the subject’s place (slave) on media, from the production and reception of representations and meanings.Downloads
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