The research question in media studies. From identifying gaps to questioning existing knowledge

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Abstract

A typology of modalities for the formulation of research questions was applied to analyze 61 research papers that studied media, published during a period of five years in the journal Comunicación y Sociedad. The objective was to identify how research questions are constructed regarding the literature review. The results show that inquiry based on gap-spotting prevails and fewer studies confront or question previous knowledge.

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Padilla-De-La-Torre, M. R., Medina-Mayagoitia, N. I., & Cervantes-Velázquez, M. D. R. (2021). The research question in media studies. From identifying gaps to questioning existing knowledge. Comunicacion y Sociedad (Mexico). Universidad de Guadalajara. https://doi.org/10.32870/cys.v2021.7966

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