Academia

, 7

Academics

, 65–66

Access to Information Law (LAI)

, 42

Affect

, 60

AI-5 authoritarian act

, 29–30

American Congress in Washington

, 81

Amnesty Commission

, 73–74

1979 Amnesty Law

, 4–5

Anti-science pattern

, 65–66

Anti-scientific knowledge

, 32–37

Appraisal framework

, 60–61

Asthe rhetoric of hate

, 18–19

Attitude

, 60–61

Attorney General of the Republic (PGR)

, 56–57

Blame-shifting

, 55

Bolsonarisation

, 67

Bolsonarism

, 20–21, 23, 81–82

Bolsonarist camps

, 80–81

Bottom-up approach

, 72–73

Brasil Nunca Mais (Brazil Never More)

, 30–31

Brazil’s digital memory and discontents

, 1

digital memory theories and disputed memory in Brazil

, 7–13

methodology and data analysis

, 13–16

new right populism in Brazil

, 16–26

Brazil’s social media ecology

, 73–77

Brazilian democracy

, 80–81

Brazilian dictatorship

, 82–83

Brazilian electronic voting system

, 60–61

Brazilian military dictatorship

, 1

Brazilian military regime

, 75

Brazilian re-democratisation

, 4

Breaking the Silence (1987)

, 5–6

Calumnies

, 32

Capitol attack

, 81–82

Car Wash corruption investigation

, 6–7

Cercadinho

, 51

Civil-military coup

, 1, 4, 28

Communal engagement

, 12

Communism

, 53–54

Communist Party of Brazil (PCdoB)

, 28–29

Community of memory

, 12

Connective

, 8–9

Constitutionalism

, 55–56

Coronavirus

, 42

Coup plotters

, 53

Crimes

, 1

Critical Discourse Analysis (CDA)

, 15, 82–83

Cultural Marxism

, 19–20

conspiracy theory

, 33–34

Cultural War

, 57–58, 63, 66, 76–77, 81–82

Decontextualisation

, 28, 30–31, 35, 47–48

Democracy

, 57–58

Democracy defence

, 49

Dictators

, 53

Dictatorship, elastic concepts of

, 37–40

Digital activism equals popular sovereignty

, 49–52

Digital Age

, 13

Digital environment

, 65, 67

Digital memory (see also Fragmented memory)

, 28, 59–60, 66

of Brazilian Dictatorship

, 42–43

doubts

, 73–77

future in Brazil

, 59

linearity and cohesion to fragmented digital memory

, 60–63

missing points on mapping

, 63–73

studies

, 10–12

theories

, 7–13

Digital networks

, 24, 42

Digital populism research

, 13

Digital strategies

, 6

Digital technologies

, 9–10

Discursive mechanism

, 59–60

Discursive strategies (Bolsonaros)

, 59–61, 63

Disputed memory in Brazil

, 7–13

Engagement

, 60–61

Fascists

, 53

First-person accounts

, 30–31

Fragmented memory

Bolsonaros’ discursive strategies

, 60–63

Brazil’s social media ecology

, 73–77

elastic concepts of dictatorship

, 37–40

media’s double-role and anti-scientific knowledge

, 32–37

objectives and strategies of

, 59

one-sided memory

, 28–32

patterns

, 28

impact of platform affordances

, 63–73

Globalism conspiracy theory

, 53–54

Graduation

, 60–61

Hate’s Cabinet

, 56–57

Hell Branch

, 5–6

Historic memory

, 6

Hydroxychloroquine

, 42

Institutional Act of 13 December 1968

, 29–30

Institutional mediation

, 57–58

Intellectuals

, 65–66

Internet

, 10–11

Jornal Nacional (Globo)

, 33

Judgement

, 60–61

Kidnappings

, 1

Left-armed struggle

, 31–32

Lesa Patria Operation

, 80–81

Liberals

, 32–33

Libraries

, 10–11

Lies

, 32

Linearity

, 65

and cohesion to fragmented digital memory

, 60–63

Livro

, 5–6

Lula processes

, 6–7

Make America Great Again

, 6–7

Media’s double-role

, 32–37

Memory

, 6

Military community of memory

, 65–66

Military dictatorship

, 28

Military Supreme Court

, 4–5

Misrepresentations

, 32

Mnemonic appropriation

, 12

Museums

, 10–11

Narratives

, 32

National Bank for Economic and Social Development (BNDES)

, 65–66

National Truth Commission (CNV)

, 2–3

Nazists

, 53

New right populism in Brazil

, 16–26

Official archives

, 10–11

Online identity

, 12

Opposition equals coup and dictatorship

, 52–58

Orvil

, 4–5

tale

, 33–34

Orvil–Power Grab Attempts

, 2

Overstretched elasticity of fragmented memory in Covid era

, 41–42

digital activism equals popular sovereignty

, 49–52

opposition equals coup and dictatorship

, 52–58

popular sovereignty equals democracy

, 43–48

Partiality

, 32

Partido dos Trabalhadores (PT)

, 3–4

Peer-to-peer engagement

, 72–73

Peer-to-peer produced memory

, 12

Personal attack

, 1

Personalisation

, 34–35

Platform affordances, impact of

, 63–73

Political strategies

, 59–60

Popular sovereignty equals democracy

, 43–48

Populism

, 13, 25

Power abusers

, 53

Pro-government acts

, 47–48

Professors

, 65–66

Republican Party

, 81–82

Right to Memory and Truth–Special Commission on Political Deaths and Disappearances

, 2

Robbery

, 1

Scientists

, 65–66

Social esteem

, 60

Social media

, 71–72

Social network memory

, 8–9

Social platforms

, 68

Social sanction

, 60–61

Socio-technological mutability

, 8–9

Special Commission on Political Deaths and Disappearances

, 73–74

STF

, 80–81

Story the Left Doesn’t Want Brazil to Know, The (2006)

, 5–6

Suffocated Truth, The

, 5–6, 31

Terrorism

, 1, 48

@TerrorismNeverMore

, 36–37

Three Powers invasion

, 59–60

Twitter

, 61, 63, 66–68, 70–72

Two demons’ theory

, 28

Tyrants

, 53

Universities

, 10–11

US Capitol invasion

, 6–7

Valency

, 12

Vulnerability

, 8–9

Wide Front

, 65

World Health Organization (WHO)

, 41–42

Years of Lead

, 29–30

YouTube

, 61, 63, 66–68, 70–72