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The book will be presented by Ana Teresa Peixinho (FLUC)


About
A investigação e a escrita: Publicar Sem Perecer is a collection in Portuguese, in printed format, with the seal of the University of Coimbra Press, and with  open access online. It aims to reflect on the Series Publishing Without Perishing: Surviving the Stampede, a five-year experience of extracurricular advanced training in information literacy, scientific writing and publishing. The book discusses the role of science in a context that, increasingly, seems to want to reproduce neoliberal mercantilism in the academy. In it we read the collaboration of national and international authors who consider the diversity of theoretical and empirical fields on the subject. The work intends to contribute to identify and question the resulting problems, pointing out some solutions to the growing unease in the academic world.

Bio note
Ana Teresa Peixinho | Associate Professor at the Faculty of Arts and Humanities of the University of Coimbra. PhD in Communication Sciences from the same University. Teaches in the 1st and 2nd cycles of Journalism and Communication, in the 3rd cycle of Communication Sciences.
Integrated researcher at CEIS20, where co-coordinates the research group Communication, Journalism and Public Space. Develops studies on media narrative and media analysis. She is also a collaborating researcher at the Center for Portuguese Literature, where she is part of the Critical Edition team of the work of Eça de Queirós and the project “Figures of Fiction”.
She has held several university management positions at FLUC: director of the 1st cycle of Journalism; Director of the Department of Philosophy, Communication and Information; member of the Scientific Council; college deputy director. She was also a member of the UC General Council (2012 to 2016).