2021
DOI: 10.4013/fem.2021.232.11
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A estrutura argumentativa do descrédito na ciência

Abstract: O ponto de partida da discussão é a desinformação e busca-se compreender um ponto mais específico que diz respeito à construção de um discurso de descrédito na ciência que se dá a partir da geração de desconfiança em relação às instituições científicas, do descrédito explícito de seus atores e discursos, e da elaboração de falas anticientíficas. Desse modo, o artigo busca analisar que elementos constituem a estrutura argumentativa que fortalece o discurso de descrédito na ciência que está associado à pandemia … Show more

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“…Briefly, it is impossible to determine how many political discussion groups there are on the platform, or how a particular message circulated, if it is overperforming in engagement, or even if it was viewed above average. It is not possible to identify which links have circulated the most and from which information sources (Santos; Chagas; Marinho, 2022; Mont'Alverne; Mitozo; , nor which memes or anti-science content have been passed on among users and which users are the ones who share such content (Massuchin et al, 2021). As a result, unlike what happens in other social media, in WhatsApp, the main problem is not the influence of opaque systems for recommending content to users, but the complete absence of parameters capable of guiding users about the content that reaches them through direct recommendation from other users, which we are calling here environmental opacity.…”
Section: The Dilemma Of Privacy and Public Transparency Within Whatsappmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Briefly, it is impossible to determine how many political discussion groups there are on the platform, or how a particular message circulated, if it is overperforming in engagement, or even if it was viewed above average. It is not possible to identify which links have circulated the most and from which information sources (Santos; Chagas; Marinho, 2022; Mont'Alverne; Mitozo; , nor which memes or anti-science content have been passed on among users and which users are the ones who share such content (Massuchin et al, 2021). As a result, unlike what happens in other social media, in WhatsApp, the main problem is not the influence of opaque systems for recommending content to users, but the complete absence of parameters capable of guiding users about the content that reaches them through direct recommendation from other users, which we are calling here environmental opacity.…”
Section: The Dilemma Of Privacy and Public Transparency Within Whatsappmentioning
confidence: 99%