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Questions de communication is a biannual (double-blind) peer-reviewed  academic journal that promotes deepening or renewing of approaches on a theme – issue’s subject – through contributions referring to different scientific traditions. Based on pluralism, it provokes debates on concepts and methods used in works dealing with information-communication (Exchanges, Research Notes). At last, paying attention to an international dimension, it aims an increase of knowledge circulation and of comparative dynamics, including the rubric In Original Version, Focus and reviews of French and foreign books. Proceedings are published in Questions de communication • série actes series.
As soon as an issue is published, the introductions more the Book Reviews are available in full text and open access.
Journal supported by the Centre de recherche sur les médiations (Université de Lorraine)

Latest issue
46 | 2024
Le fandom, côté obscur

Fandom darkside
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The Issue section analyses toxic practices of online fan communities. The Exchange section closes a discussion on the notion of “social acceptability”, in the context of the Covid-19 pandemic and beyond, and opens a discussion on the rise of populism in Europe. Six Research Notes look at forms of protest against pension reform on the YouTube platform, issues surrounding the naming choices of digital heritage libraries, testimonies relating to the attacks of 13 November in France, the staging of booksellers at the french National meeting of Boosellers, non-capitalist imaginaries in science fiction productions, and the impact of gender in controversies such as the campaign for and against a ban on glyphosate. En VO section offers an English-language article on inequalities in research due to the geo-political context of each country. The two Focus articles look back at Jean Baudrillard’s Le Miroir de la production and Se ressaisir. Enquête autobiographique d'une transfuge de classe féministe by Rose-Marie Lagrave. The Reading notes section covers over 50 publications.

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