Podcast roteirizado e produzido por um grupo de alunos da Universidade São Judas Tadeu de São Paulo, composto por Kaike Ferreira, Elaine Justo, Gabrielly Lorraynna, Jean Viana e Gabriela Paulos. Neste episódio trataremos de um assunto pouco abordado, que são as propagandas políticas em regimes ditatoriais e seus impactos sociais, e para isso, convidamos o Professor João Ricardo de Castro Caldeira, formado em história pela USP (Universidade de São Paulo).
Propagandas políticas em regimes ditatoriais
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Podcast roteirizado e produzido por um grupo de alunos da Universidade São Judas Tadeu de São Paulo, composto por Kaike Ferreira, Elaine Justo, Gabrielly Lorraynna, Jean Viana e Gabriela Paulos. Neste episódio trataremos de um assunto pouco abordado, que são as propagandas políticas em regimes ditatoriais e seus impactos sociais, e para isso, convidamos o Professor João Ricardo de Castro Caldeira, formado em história pela USP (Universidade de São Paulo).
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December 9, 2020
Propagandas políticas em regimes ditatoriais
<p>Este podcast foi roteirizado e produzido pelos alunos (as) Elaine Justo, Gabriela Paulos, Gabrielly Lorraynna, Jean Viana e Kaike Ferreira, da USJT (Universidade São Judas Tadeu). Neste episódio, abordaremos um tema pouco discutido, que são as propagandas políticas em regimes ditatoriais. E para isso, convidamos o Professor João Ricardo de Castro Caldeira da USJT, formado em história pela USP (Universidade de São Paulo), para participar dessa conversa. </p>
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