Afonso De Albuquerque
Biographic Data
| ID | 1373397 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Afonso De Albuquerque |
| GIVEN NAMES | Afonso |
| FAMILY NAME | De Albuquerque |
| SIGNATURE | DE ALBUQUERQUE A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Universidade Federal Fluminense |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-2608-7605 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 53 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 107 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 53 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2005 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 6 |
A desinformação como campo emergente: Mapeamento da constituição e disputa epistêmica no Brasil
Este artigo investiga a constituição da desinformação como campo emergente de estudos no Brasil, por meio de uma análise bibliométrica de mais de 16 mil publicações entre 2005 e 2024. O objetivo é compreender como esse campo vem sendo estruturado institucional e epistemicamente, identificando suas principais áreas temáticas, redes de colaboração, canais de publicação e abordagens teóricas. Os dados apontam para um crescimento expressivo da produç…
Academic imperialism meets media imperialism: The case of Abraji in Brazil
Purpose This article examines intellectual and media imperialism as complementary dimensions of cultural imperialism. While previous studies have addressed these concepts separately, this study argues that the United States’ dominant role in the international academic sphere allows it to influence media professionals in other countries, reinforcing media imperialism through a local workforce. Approach This article employs a historical-interpretat…
Media, Intellectual, and Cultural Imperialism Today
Cultural imperialism was once the subject of a vibrant debate in international scholarship. Yet, the debate on cultural imperialism has lost much of its previous influence and centrality. This does not mean that cultural imperialism has lost its relevance. On the contrary, in the wake of the neoliberal globalization process, cultural imperialism is now stronger than ever. This article argues that cultural imperialism comprises two dimensions: med…
Autoritarismo e mobilização on-line: Polarização, Radicalização, Normalização
Algorithmic orientalism? Netflix’s representation of China in Brazil
For decades, the geopolitical domination of the United States remained almost unquestioned. However, other countries have emerged as poles of influence in recent years, including China and Brazil. Despite this, cultural and media interaction between the two countries is still limited and often mediated by the United States. This paper explores the algorithmic representation of China by the video streaming platform Netflix and argues that the comp…
Journalism, Crisis, and Resistance. Journalistic Role Performance in the Brazilian Progressive Media
Classificação ideológica de fontes informacionais: O paralelismo político na análise da atenção midiática multipartidária no Brasil
Este artigo contribui com a pesquisa de comunicação política ao propor uma classificação ideológica de fontes informacionais de acordo com a atenção multipartidária no Brasil. Para isso, reproduzimos a metodologia de classificação da atenção midiática multipartidária no Twitter (Benkler; Faris; Roberts, 2018; Giglietto et al., 2019). Extraímos uma base de dados original de 2,95 milhões de tweets, postados entre 2019 e 2020 por 1.346 usuários. Os …
Online communication studies in Brazil: Origins and state of the art
This article discusses the origins and development of research on online media and online political communication studies in Brazil. It analyzes the factors influencing the origins and development of the research on online media in the country. One the one hand, Brazil belongs to the semiperiphery of the international research system. On the other hand, when the online media appeared, there was already a solid tradition of Communication research …
Coronavirus meets the clash of civilizations
Conspiracy Theories (CTs) are a global phenomenon, but some societies are better equipped than others to resist them. This article discusses the characteristics of the China-related COVID-19 CTs in the Brazilian Facebook, based on 28,312 posts published from January 2020 to June 2021. We argue that, in Brazil, the spread of CTs was facilitated by a widespread political and knowledge institutions’ legitimacy crisis. The rise of the extremist polit…
O que decolonizar o jornalismo afinal quer dizer? Um olhar a partir do Brasil
O artigo apresenta perspectivas que questionam o estado da arte do debate sobre o decolonial e o modo como ele deve impactar aos estudos do jornalismo. Ele sustenta que o debate sobre o decolonial frequentemente se debruça sobre assimetrias de poder e prestígio – que afetam questões raciais, de gênero, identidade sexual, dentre outros aspectos – que seriam resultantes de um processo de colonização eurocêntrica do passado e, dessa forma, omite pro…
Transitions to nowhere: Western teleology and regime-type classification
Comparative Political Communication studies often take the same basic regime-type Stage of Democracy Development (SDD) classification as a basis for analysis. In this model, societies can fall into three basic categories: (1) established democracies; (2) transitional democracies; or (3) authoritarian regimes. This article presents a critique of the SDD model. First, it enshrines ethnocentric prejudices as a basis of global comparison in political…
Towards an Inclusive Agenda of Open Science for Communication Research: A Latin American approach
There is growing consensus among the scientific community members about the urgency of debating ways to promote Open Science (OS). However, the notion of OS itself has been highly controversial, encompassing different meanings and values. Two distinct conceptions have emerged: the first highlights principles such as acceleration, efficiency, and reproducibility; the second perspective is grounded in participation, social justice, and democratizat…
The institutional basis of anglophone western centrality
Non-western scholars usually face a dilemma if they want to pursue an international scholarly career: On the one hand, mastering western media theories is mandatory for taking part in international forums and exchanging experiences with people from different parts of the world; on the other hand, these theories are, in many aspects, foreign to their cultural backgrounds and, in many cases, seem inadequate for describing their own societies. My pe…
K-pop, ativismo de fã e desobediência epistêmica: Um olhar decolonial sobre os Armys do BTS
Os fãs de K-pop têm chamado a atenção da mídia internacional por conta de seu engajamento em causas políticas e sociais em diversos países. No intuito de investigar a dimensão política do ativismo desses fãs em específico, este artigo se propõe a abordar o impacto global do K-pop, tendo em vista o debate mais abrangente sobre decolonialidade. Para tanto, utilizamos como objeto de análise o recente caso do fã-clube oficial do BTS, conhecido como A…
Pensando o recolonial nos estudos da Comunicação: Reflexões a partir da América Latina
A despeito do seu pioneirismo, a tradição de pensamento crítico latino-americano praticamente desapareceu do cenário da pesquisa internacional de referência, a partir da instauração de circuito anglófono, na década de 1990, centrado nos Estados Unidos. Este ensaio tem como objetivo discutir esse fenômeno no contexto de um processo mais amplo de recolonização, conduzido no âmbito da globalização neoliberal e capitalismo acadêmico, com foco na pesq…
Brazilian Blogosfera Progressista: Digital Vanguards in Dark Times
This article explores the Brazilian Blogosfera Progressista (Progressive Blogosphere, hereafter BP), a leftist political communication initiative aiming to conciliate an institutionalized model of organization with a networked model of action. Despite the disparity of resources existing between them, BP proved able to counter effectively the mainstream media’s political framings, thanks to wise networking strategies, which explored the communicat…
O discurso das fake news e sua implicação comunicacional na política e na ciência
Uma das grandes preocupações de Afonso de Albuquerque relacionada à pesquisa é questionar a apropriação de modelos norte-americanos e do ocidente europeu por outros países, principalmente pelo Brasil, para com isso propor modelos alternativos a essa conduta. Em entrevista à Reciis, o pesquisador discute como a incorporação desses modelos estrangeiros impacta a mídia, o jornalismo, a política e os estudos acadêmicos brasileiros. Alguns desses movi…
PSOL versus PSOL: Facções, Partidos E Mídias Digitais
Este artigo investiga os desafios que as mídias sociais apresentam em relação ao poder das cúpulas dos partidos de definir o discurso majoritário. A hipótese é de que, em contexto de fragmentação partidária, as mídias sociais oferecem oportunidades para correntes internas vocalizarem insatisfações e negociarem suas agendas publicamente, o que gera ruídos externos e dificulta consensos. O estudo de caso focaliza as disputas travadas entre diferent…
Perda da hegemonia da imprensa - a disputa pela visibilidade na eleição de 2018
O poder de negociar e distribuir atenção é um recurso essencial para os meios de comunicação. Durante períodos eleitorais, a exposição midiática tradicionalmente era construída por duas lógicas institucionalizadas: a do jornalismo e da política. Na internet, todavia, outros atores ocupam a cena para criar e circular conteúdos. A disputa pela visibilidade em mídias sociais envolve fontes jornalísticas, políticos, partidos, movimentos sociais, além…
Paradigmas Televisivos Em Transição: A Adaptação De Dramas Americanos Na Coreia
Uma mudança de poder entre Ocidente e Oriente está acontecendo, já que a Coreiado Sul conquistou o poder de decidir como a cultura americana é adaptada ao públicolocal, através do processo de tradução cultural das séries televisivas estadunidenses.Aqui examinamos como Criminal Minds e The Good Wife foram adaptadas na Coreiado Sul. Analisamos as adaptações de formato, narrativa e culturais que ocorreram nesseprocesso, na esperança de lançar luz so…
Journalism and Multiple Modernities: The Folha de S. Paulo Reform in Brazil
The reform of the Brazilian newspaper Folha de S. Paulo in the 1980s has been often presented by scholars and the reformers themselves as an example of a process of journalism modernization inspired by the US Fourth Estate model. However, a close examination of documents publicized by Folha and members of the management team ahead of the reform suggests that other elements – associated to a Neoliberal and a Leninist view of journalism – performed…
Noticiário "objetivo" em liquidação: A Decadência Do Padrão "Catch-All" Na Mídia Comercial
Esse artigo fundamenta a hipótese de que o jornalismo brasileiro demonstra uma forma particular de uma tendência global de crescente perda de centralidade do padrão catch-all de jornalismo devido a fenômenos da comunicação política que vem transformando o mercado da informação. Dentre estes fenômenos, destacam-se o aumento da oferta de entretenimento, do consumo personalizado de mídia, assim como da polarização política. Sustentamos que isso tem …
Protecting democracy or conspiring against it? Media and politics in Latin America: A glimpse from Brazil
Political communication researchers often take for granted that a free press is one of the most important pillars of a solid democracy. Based on the western Fourth Estate model, they suppose that a free press naturally acts as an accountability agent, by protecting the interests of common citizens against government corruption and political abuses. Like many other nonwestern regions of the world, studies about the relationship between media and p…
Dissecando fórmulas narrativas: Drama profissional e melodrama nas séries médicas
In 2015 there were more than 400 scripted shows on American television. In this sea of productions, there is a constant presence of workplace dramas, especially medical series. This article aims to analyze the reasons behind this ubiquity through an interdisciplinary analysis of television series. We argue that this fertility is due to an easily reproducible framework, which is structured around the imbalance between a common world – represented …
O inferno são os outros: Mídia, Clientelismo E Corrupção
A partir de uma análise conceitual sobre as relações entre mídia e política, discutimos neste texto a forma com a qual os lugares de “centro” e “margem” são definidos no âmbito midiático. O texto enfoca o modo como os conceitos de clientelismo e corrupção são empregados pela bibliografia relativa à Comunicação Política. O trabalho está dividido em três partes: conceitos de clientelismo e corrupção; crítica à influência da lógica centro/periferia …
Protecting democracy or conspiring against it? Media and politics in Latin America: A glimpse from Brazil
Political communication researchers often take for granted that a free press is one of the most important pillars of a solid democracy. Based on the western Fourth Estate model, they suppose that a free press naturally acts as an accountability agent, by protecting the interests of common citizens against government corruption and political abuses. Like many other nonwestern regions of the world, studies about the relationship between media and p…
Another ‘Fourth Branch: Press and political culture in Brazil
American journalism has been taken as an almost universal standard for comparative journalism studies. Most of those focus on the adoption of American-born rhetoric and practices by other countries’ news media and journalists. This article maintains that this approach is misleading, because first, it minimizes the fact that American journalism is a cultural artifact too; and second, it offers a very simplistic model of the influence of American j…
A Outra face do horário gratuito: Partidos Políticos E Eleições Proporcionais Na Televisão
This article analyzes the impact of Free Television Advertising on proportional elections in Brazil, based on an analysis of the data for the Rio de Janeiro City Council elections in 2004.The article discusses the hypothesis raised by Schmitt, Carneiro, & Kuschnir that free TV advertising time allows political parties to organize their candidates hierarchically, establishing informal "slates".The study thus links two types of evidence, concerning…
Propaganda política e a construção da imagem partidária no Brasil
Traditionally, the political Party has been considered to be a fragile component for the voting explanation in Brazil. This way, the electoral choice presents marked personalism characteristics just like the electoral campaigns, as the most political Parties focus fundamentally in the candidate's image. On the other hand, the rules stablished by the brazilian legislation for the free political advertising on the television grant time for the Part…
Media/politics connections: Beyond political parallelism
Used by Seymour-Ure and by Blumler and Gurevitch the concept of “political parallelism” gained further prominence after Hallin and Mancini took it as one of their key variables in the comparison of media systems. The concept seems to work well for analyzing western societies, but how useful is it for dealing with the rest of the world? This article suggests that the concept of political parallelism only can be productively used when two condition…
Skilled, Loyal, and Disciplined: Communist Journalists and the Adaptation of the Model of the American Model of “Independent Journalism” in Brazil
From the 1950s to the 1970s, during the peak of the cold war, communist journalists had a significant presence in Brazilian conservative papers. They even held high-ranking positions. Newspaper owners were aware of their political orientations, but they did not seem concerned. In fact, some of those communist journalists enjoyed high professional prestige. An unusual symbiotic relationship has developed between conservative publishers and their c…
Journalism and Multiple Modernities: The Folha de S. Paulo Reform in Brazil
The reform of the Brazilian newspaper Folha de S. Paulo in the 1980s has been often presented by scholars and the reformers themselves as an example of a process of journalism modernization inspired by the US Fourth Estate model. However, a close examination of documents publicized by Folha and members of the management team ahead of the reform suggests that other elements – associated to a Neoliberal and a Leninist view of journalism – performed…
The institutional basis of anglophone western centrality
Non-western scholars usually face a dilemma if they want to pursue an international scholarly career: On the one hand, mastering western media theories is mandatory for taking part in international forums and exchanging experiences with people from different parts of the world; on the other hand, these theories are, in many aspects, foreign to their cultural backgrounds and, in many cases, seem inadequate for describing their own societies. My pe…
Transitions to nowhere: Western teleology and regime-type classification
Comparative Political Communication studies often take the same basic regime-type Stage of Democracy Development (SDD) classification as a basis for analysis. In this model, societies can fall into three basic categories: (1) established democracies; (2) transitional democracies; or (3) authoritarian regimes. This article presents a critique of the SDD model. First, it enshrines ethnocentric prejudices as a basis of global comparison in political…
Metamorfoses do contrato representativo: Jornalismo, democracia e os manuais da redação da Folha de S.Paulo
O texto analisa as três primeiras edições do Manual da Redação editado pelo jornal Folha de S.Paulo: 1984, 1987 e 1992. Mais do que fundamental na estruturação do novo jornalismo brasileiro pós-ditadura, as edições constituem um manifesto no qual o jornal reivindica ocupar um papel de destaque na nova democracia em formação. A análise se prende, em especial, ao modo como os manuais buscam legitimar esse papel baseado em um tipo particular de cont…
Classificação ideológica de fontes informacionais: O paralelismo político na análise da atenção midiática multipartidária no Brasil
Este artigo contribui com a pesquisa de comunicação política ao propor uma classificação ideológica de fontes informacionais de acordo com a atenção multipartidária no Brasil. Para isso, reproduzimos a metodologia de classificação da atenção midiática multipartidária no Twitter (Benkler; Faris; Roberts, 2018; Giglietto et al., 2019). Extraímos uma base de dados original de 2,95 milhões de tweets, postados entre 2019 e 2020 por 1.346 usuários. Os …
K-pop, ativismo de fã e desobediência epistêmica: Um olhar decolonial sobre os Armys do BTS
Os fãs de K-pop têm chamado a atenção da mídia internacional por conta de seu engajamento em causas políticas e sociais em diversos países. No intuito de investigar a dimensão política do ativismo desses fãs em específico, este artigo se propõe a abordar o impacto global do K-pop, tendo em vista o debate mais abrangente sobre decolonialidade. Para tanto, utilizamos como objeto de análise o recente caso do fã-clube oficial do BTS, conhecido como A…
Pensando o recolonial nos estudos da Comunicação: Reflexões a partir da América Latina
A despeito do seu pioneirismo, a tradição de pensamento crítico latino-americano praticamente desapareceu do cenário da pesquisa internacional de referência, a partir da instauração de circuito anglófono, na década de 1990, centrado nos Estados Unidos. Este ensaio tem como objetivo discutir esse fenômeno no contexto de um processo mais amplo de recolonização, conduzido no âmbito da globalização neoliberal e capitalismo acadêmico, com foco na pesq…
The Copy Desk and the Dilemmas of the Institutionalization of “Modern Journalism” in Brazil
The institutional research of the news media has mainly focused on the American news media and political institutions. By discussing the reform of the Diário Carioca newspaper, in the 1950s—usually referred to as the birth of modern journalism in Brazil—this article aims to examine the institutionalization of the news media in a different social context. The reform of Diário Carioca in the 1950s provides an early example of the influence of the A…
Another ‘Fourth Branch: Press and political culture in Brazil
American journalism has been taken as an almost universal standard for comparative journalism studies. Most of those focus on the adoption of American-born rhetoric and practices by other countries’ news media and journalists. This article maintains that this approach is misleading, because first, it minimizes the fact that American journalism is a cultural artifact too; and second, it offers a very simplistic model of the influence of American j…
Propaganda política e a construção da imagem partidária no Brasil
Traditionally, the political Party has been considered to be a fragile component for the voting explanation in Brazil. This way, the electoral choice presents marked personalism characteristics just like the electoral campaigns, as the most political Parties focus fundamentally in the candidate's image. On the other hand, the rules stablished by the brazilian legislation for the free political advertising on the television grant time for the Part…
Um outro "Quarto Poder": Imprensa e compromisso político no Brasil
"A eleição das reformas"; "Por que o Brasil desconfia dos políticos". Os títulos de capa das revistas Época e Veja, em suas edições imediatamente anteriores às eleições de 1998, constituem um bom ponto de partida para discutir a questão do papel político da imprensa no Brasil. O que estes títulos sugerem? À luz do debate atual sobre o tema poderíamos dizer que o título de Epoca sugere uma atitude francamente governista da revista, enquanto haja r…
Hipertextos, jogos de computador e comunicação
Este artigo trata da transformação do computador em um meio de comunicação. Dizer que o computador é um meio de comunicação parece algo óbvio na era da internet. Mas de que meio de comunicação se trata? Para alguns se trata de um multimídia, capaz de integrar os formatos e linguagens de todos os demais meios. Para outros se trata de algo mais do que isso: ao integrar as linguagem dos outros meios, o computador impõe a elas a sua própria lógica. M…
A Outra face do horário gratuito: Partidos Políticos E Eleições Proporcionais Na Televisão
This article analyzes the impact of Free Television Advertising on proportional elections in Brazil, based on an analysis of the data for the Rio de Janeiro City Council elections in 2004.The article discusses the hypothesis raised by Schmitt, Carneiro, & Kuschnir that free TV advertising time allows political parties to organize their candidates hierarchically, establishing informal "slates".The study thus links two types of evidence, concerning…
Skilled, Loyal, and Disciplined: Communist Journalists and the Adaptation of the Model of the American Model of “Independent Journalism” in Brazil
From the 1950s to the 1970s, during the peak of the cold war, communist journalists had a significant presence in Brazilian conservative papers. They even held high-ranking positions. Newspaper owners were aware of their political orientations, but they did not seem concerned. In fact, some of those communist journalists enjoyed high professional prestige. An unusual symbiotic relationship has developed between conservative publishers and their c…
Metamorfoses do contrato representativo: Jornalismo, democracia e os manuais da redação da Folha de S.Paulo
O texto analisa as três primeiras edições do Manual da Redação editado pelo jornal Folha de S.Paulo: 1984, 1987 e 1992. Mais do que fundamental na estruturação do novo jornalismo brasileiro pós-ditadura, as edições constituem um manifesto no qual o jornal reivindica ocupar um papel de destaque na nova democracia em formação. A análise se prende, em especial, ao modo como os manuais buscam legitimar esse papel baseado em um tipo particular de cont…
The Commentaries of the Great Afonso Dalboquerque, Second Viceroy of India: Translated from the Portuguese Edition of 1774
The publications of the Hakluyt Society (founded in 1846) made available edited (and sometimes translated) early accounts of exploration. The first series, which ran from 1847 to 1899, consists of 100 books containing published or previously unpublished works by authors from Christopher Columbus to Sir Francis Drake, and covering voyages to the New World, to China and Japan, to Russia and to Africa and India. Volumes 53, 55, 62 and 69 of the seri…
The Commentaries of the Great Alfonso Dalboquerque, Second Viceroy of India: Translated from the Portuguese Edition of 1774
The publications of the Hakluyt Society (founded in 1846) made available edited (and sometimes translated) early accounts of exploration. The first series, which ran from 1847 to 1899, consists of 100 books containing published or previously unpublished works by authors from Christopher Columbus to Sir Francis Drake, and covering voyages to the New World, to China and Japan, to Russia and to Africa and India. Volumes 53, 55, 62 and 69 of the seri…
The Commentaries of the Great Afonso Dalboquerque, Second Viceroy of India: Translated from the Portuguese Edition of 1774
The publications of the Hakluyt Society (founded in 1846) made available edited (and sometimes translated) early accounts of exploration. The first series, which ran from 1847 to 1899, consists of 100 books containing published or previously unpublished works by authors from Christopher Columbus to Sir Francis Drake, and covering voyages to the New World, to China and Japan, to Russia and to Africa and India. Volumes 53, 55, 62 and 69 of the seri…
The Commentaries of the Great Afonso Dalboquerque, Second Viceroy of India: Translated from the Portuguese Edition of 1774
The publications of the Hakluyt Society (founded in 1846) made available edited (and sometimes translated) early accounts of exploration. The first series, which ran from 1847 to 1899, consists of 100 books containing published or previously unpublished works by authors from Christopher Columbus to Sir Francis Drake, and covering voyages to the New World, to China and Japan, to Russia and to Africa and India. Volumes 53, 55, 62 and 69 of the seri…
The Copy Desk and the Dilemmas of the Institutionalization of “Modern Journalism” in Brazil
The institutional research of the news media has mainly focused on the American news media and political institutions. By discussing the reform of the Diário Carioca newspaper, in the 1950s—usually referred to as the birth of modern journalism in Brazil—this article aims to examine the institutionalization of the news media in a different social context. The reform of Diário Carioca in the 1950s provides an early example of the influence of the A…
Mediando o regime militar: As narrativas de O Globo sobre os aniversários da Revolução de 64 durante o governo Geisel
Este texto discute a cobertura concedida pelo jornal O Globo às cerimônias de aniversário da "revolução" de 1964, durante o governo do presidente Ernesto Geisel. A partir da análise da narrativa do jornal, que é mais complexa do que tem sido considerada até a atualidade, identificamos uma mudança no papel que os próprios jornalistas se atribuem ao fazerem o seu trabalho e que se torna explícita nos textos que produzem. Discutir essa mudança é o o…
On Models and Margins: Comparative Media Models Viewed from a Brazilian Perspective
The publication of Hallin and Mancini's book Comparing Media Systems was a turning point for comparative media studies. Given the tremendous impact of the book, the question soon arose whether it would be possible to apply the categories proposed by Hallin and Mancini in a broader, worldwide comparative effort. The authors themselves discuss this possibility in their book. On the one hand, they recognize that the consistency of the models they pr…
Commentaries of the Great Afonso Dalboquerque, Second Viceroy of India: Volume 2
How the ships from Calicut hove in sight of Coulão, and the great Afonso Dalboquerque prepared to fight them, and what took place thereupon with the governors of the land
How the great Dalboquerque arrived at Coulão, and what passed with the governors of the land
Of what passed between the great Afonso Dalboquerque and João da Nova, when he would not go to Nabandé, whither he was ordered to go
How the chief captain, Tristão da Cunha, despatched the caravel to Portugal, and set out from. Biziguiche: And what took place until he arrived at Moçambique
How the chief captain, Tristão da Cunha, from the information which the negroes whom Rui Pereira brought gave him, determined to go and discover the Island of S. Lourenço
How the chief captain, Tristão da Cunha, left Moçambique with his fleet, and had an audience with the King of Melinde, and thence went to Angoja and destroyed it
How he went to India for the first time as chief captain of three vessels, and arrived at Cochim, and what further took place
How the chief captain, Tristão da Cunha, entered the fortress, and what took place when he arrived there
How the chief captain, Tristão da Cunha, proceeded to Braboa, and what passed there
How the chief captain, Tristão da Cunha, got himself ready to go and explore the island, and what took place therein
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