A Cultura do Cancelamento e o 'Politicamente Correto' na hora de comunicar

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https://doi.org/10.34630/tth.vi3.5030

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Cultura do Cancelamento, Politicamente Correto, Comunicação, Liberdade, Expressão

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A Cultura do Cancelamento tem sido um assunto controverso nos últimos anos e uma das maiores dúvidas que se impõem é se esta tendência é realmente benéfica para a sociedade. Com a ascensão do "politicamente correto", a forma como expressamos as nossas opiniões também tem sido afetada, levantando questões sobre até que ponto podemos ser honestos e autênticos sem ofender ou prejudicar os outros. Neste artigo, explorarei os prós e os contras da Cultura do Cancelamento e do “politicamente correto” na comunicação, discutindo os seus impactos na sociedade e a forma como podemos promover um ambiente online mais seguro e saudável.

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26-06-2023

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Silva, H. (2023). A Cultura do Cancelamento e o ’Politicamente Correto’ na hora de comunicar. The Trends Hub, (3). https://doi.org/10.34630/tth.vi3.5030

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