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Thesis (Ph. D.)--Johns Hopkins University, 1993. / Includes vita and abstract. eContent provider-neutral record in process. Description based on print version record. Includes bibliographical references.

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Thesis (Ph. D.)--University of Wisconsin--Madison, 2005. / Includes bibliographical references (leaves 262-272). Also available on the Internet.

The present interview seeks for giving answers to some questions referred to the freedom of speech and some of the emerging challenges of these days. The interviewed give us her informed opinion referred to the reach, the limits and the content for freedom of speech in some particular situations where this freedom is put into challenge, mainly in context of demand of tolerance and cultural diversity. / La presente entrevista busca dar respuesta a algunas interrogantes referidas a la libertad de expresión y los desafíos que se le presentan en la actualidad. La entrevistada nos da su autorizada opinión referida a los alcances, los límites y el contenido del derecho a la libertad de expresión en situaciones particulares donde dicho derecho se ve puesto a prueba, principalmente en un contexto de exigencia de tolerancia y respeto a la diversidad cultural.

The purpose of this interpretive, qualitative multi-case study (Merriam, 2001; Stake, 1995) was to describe the experiences of three elementary classroom teachers as they integrated literacy and social studies during their literacy instruction. This study was grounded in an interpretivist paradigm and a theoretical lens of symbolic interactionism. The guiding questions were: What are the experiences of three elementary teachers when integrating literacy and social studies instruction? What information do teachers use when making decisions about integrated instruction? How do teachers’ beliefs align with their practices? How do teachers organize, plan for, and provide integrated instruction, including how they use the core English/Language Arts programs and core social studies programs? In what ways, if any, do teachers use disciplinary literacy strategies to support social studies instruction? I collected data from teachers in kindergarten, third grade, and fifth grade classrooms in a K-8 Title One school. Data included audio-recorded one-on-one semi-structured interviews, classroom observations, lesson plans, photographs, and my researcher journal. I began data analysis through inductive coding of each interview and observation, and then coded each through deductive analysis using Cunningham and Allington’s (2011) pillars of effective literacy instruction. I deductively coded the data using the six proven practices for effective civic learning based on the National Center for Learning and Civic Engagement (NCLCE, Guilfoile & Delander, 2014). Data analysis then moved to the crosswalk I created using the pillars of effective literacy instruction and the NCLCE proven practices. Data analysis concluded with the cross-case analysis. During the data analysis, member checks and three meetings with a peer reviewer occurred. Findings from this study indicate teachers continue to experience conflict between their beliefs and practices, often due to state, district, and school mandates. Additionally, the study findings indicate a desire for focused professional development, both face-to-face and through digital tools, on how to effectively integrate literacy and social studies. Moreover, professional development is needed to support teachers in their use of critical literacy. Findings also indicate that the teachers in this study experienced censorship, imposed by others and themselves. The study concluded with my interpretation of the findings based on the reviewed literature, suggestions for future research, and a crosswalk for professional development to support teachers in planning for effective integrated literacy and social studies instruction. Keywords: elementary social studies, censorship, integrated curriculum, professional development, effective instruction.

286 f. / Submitted by Ana Valéria de Jesus Moura (anavaleria_131@hotmail.com) on 2013-07-31T13:43:48Z No. of bitstreams: 1 FELIPE VENTIN DA SILVA - A TUTELA PREVENTIVA DOS DIREITOS DE PERSONALIDADE E A LIBERDADE DE INFORMAÇÃO JORNALÍSTICA (DISS~1.pdf: 1977018 bytes, checksum: ba61bffd1f960b3a1a03ad3b7f92c90e (MD5) / Approved for entry into archive by Ana Valéria de Jesus Moura(anavaleria_131@hotmail.com) on 2013-07-31T13:45:03Z (GMT) No. of bitstreams: 1 FELIPE VENTIN DA SILVA - A TUTELA PREVENTIVA DOS DIREITOS DE PERSONALIDADE E A LIBERDADE DE INFORMAÇÃO JORNALÍSTICA (DISS~1.pdf: 1977018 bytes, checksum: ba61bffd1f960b3a1a03ad3b7f92c90e (MD5) / Made available in DSpace on 2013-07-31T13:45:03Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 FELIPE VENTIN DA SILVA - A TUTELA PREVENTIVA DOS DIREITOS DE PERSONALIDADE E A LIBERDADE DE INFORMAÇÃO JORNALÍSTICA (DISS~1.pdf: 1977018 bytes, checksum: ba61bffd1f960b3a1a03ad3b7f92c90e (MD5) Previous issue date: 2011 / Esta pesquisa analisou o uso das tutelas preventivas, em especial a inibitória, para a proteção de direitos de personalidade como vida privada, intimidade, honra e imagem, em especial quando há ameaça de lesão pelos meios de comunicação social. Tais instrumentos processuais visam impedir a perpetração do ato ilícito - protegendo tais direitos fundamentais na sua forma específica e evitando o mero ressarcimento pelo equivalente em dinheiro - sendo fruto de moderna visão do processo civil. Entretanto, a intervenção judicial que vise coibir a veiculação de uma notícia ou imagem sempre foi taxada de censura prévia pela imprensa. Entendimento que parece haver sido solidificado pelo julgamento da Ação de Arguição de Descumprimento Fundamental (ADPF) nº 130 no Supremo Tribunal Federal, que declarou a Lei nº 5250/1967 (Lei de Imprensa) como não recepcionada pela Constituição Federal de 1988. Segundo análise do Tribunal, a liberdade de informação jornalística é plena e goza de posição preferencial em relação a outros direitos de personalidade, não comportando restrições prévias, mas apenas responsabilidade civil e criminal em casos de abusos. / Salvador

This dissertation investigates the nature of Korean media giants among members of Asian media conglomerates in the era of media marketization. Since the 1980s, each state in Asia has adopted neoliberal media laws and policies that have made its media systems more market-driven. This neoliberal media reform led to the restructuring of media systems from state-controlled systems to profit-oriented ones and facilitating the emergence of Asian media conglomerates. However, scholarship on the nature of Asian media giants has been sparse in critical media studies. Thus, I conduct a case study to explore the nature of Asian media giants with a focus on the interplay between media ownership and media markets in order to determine the major beneficiaries of Asian media marketization. I focus on the three Korean media conglomerates of Samsung, CJ and JoongAng Ilbo groups during the period from 1998 to 2012 when the Korean state applied the neoliberal media mode to the Korean media systems. Utilizing the theoretical approach of political economy of communication, I examine three points: (1) the relationship between the era of neoliberal media and the structures of four media markets (e.g., advertising, daily newspaper, cable television and film); (2) the interconnections among media expansions, media ownership and informal ties (e.g., blood and marriage ties); and (3) the relationship between the changed structures of those four media markets and corporate censorship of the three chaebol groups. To address these questions, I used both institutional and corporate profiling techniques and then analyzed both governmental and secondary documents, including those covering structures of media markets, media ownership, boards of directors, media expansions and emergent issues in the information and entertainment markets. Consequently, my analysis finds that neoliberal media laws and policies led to forming centralized market structures controlled by chaebol groups with connections to Western media conglomerates and/or foreign capital. Also, I find that the Lee family members used family connections to expand their media businesses and control multiple media operations, thereby becoming the media emperor in Korea. Finally, my analysis shows that a media-oriented ideology has rarely guaranteed free competition among market players but has instead led to increasing the market polarization between a few market controllers and many independent media companies. In other words, my study indicates that the neoliberal media mode allowed family capitalists in Korea with foreign capital to control the structures of media markets.