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Análisis del discurso científico en Twitter durante el primer trimestre de la pandemia de Covid-19 en Ecuador
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Análisis del discurso científico en Twitter durante el primer trimestre de la pandemia de Covid-19 en Ecuador

#PerDebate Vol. 4 2020

Resumen

Esta investigación analiza las cuentas de twitter de reconocidos científicos ecuatorianos para hacer un análisis del discurso científico y contenido publicados, con el propósito de divulgar ciencia en esta red social. Se identificaron las temáticas abordadas por cada usuario durante el periodo de abril a junio del 2020, primer trimestre de la crisis sanitaria en Ecuador provocada por la pandemia de Covid-19. Mediante un estudio cuantitativo se toman en cuenta variables correspondientes a la plataforma digital como el uso de hashtags, menciones y material audiovisual. El análisis de contenido clasifica las publicaciones de los científicos con el fin de evaluar si éstas cumplen con ejes esenciales de la divulgación científica como la verificación, exposición y argumentación de datos.

Palabras clave: opinión pública, científicos, discurso, Twitter, Covid 19.

Abstract

This research analyzes the twitter accounts of renowned Ecuadorian scientists to make an analysis of scientific discourse and published content, with the purpose of sharing scientific information on this social network. It identifies the topics addressed by each user during the period from April to June 2020, the first quarter of the health crisis in Ecuador caused by the Covid-19 pandemic. Through a quantitative study, variables corresponding to the digital platform are taken into account, such as the use of hashtags, mentions, and audiovisual material. The content analysis classifies the publications of scientists in order to assess whether they comply with essential axes of scientific dissemination such as data verification, exposition, and argumentation.

Key Words: public opinion, scientists, discourse, Twitter, Covid 19.

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Sofía Cabrera: sofiai.cabrera@ute.edu.ec
Docente Periodismo Universidad UTE

Melissa Clavijo: melissaclavijonaula@gmail.com
Investigadora OIME

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