Véronique Nguyên-duy

Biography

Her general interest in the media has almost led her to television production or journalism. But his desire to stimulate reflection on the central role of the media in defining norms and values ​​prevailed. Véronique Nguyên-Duy holds a bachelor's, master's and doctoral degree in communication from UQAM. She is best known for her work on popular culture and on television fiction and its social function. The Téléroman Québécois, she analyzed it from every angle! But his interest in communication research does not stop there. Véronique Nguyên-Duy also seeks to bring a philosophical, epistemological perspective to her analysis and questioning. Professor at the Department since 1997, Véronique Nguyên-Duy is also the director of the doctoral program and associate director of the master's program with a dissertation in public communication since 2009. Teaching is synonymous with sharing. Sharing knowledge. Sharing pleasure. Sharing constraints. Véronique Nguyên-Duy, proud of her contribution to teaching at the graduate level, was responsible for the courses Theory of Public Communication , Qualitative Methods and Methodology at the second cycle before creating the Texts, Discourses and Media Communications courses offered at the 2nd and Cycle Three , and Epistemology of Public Communication, offered in Cycle 3. His plans for the years to come? To ensure the development of the doctoral program, to revitalize the master's program with memory and to concentrate more on research, "dare to try to work on an epistemological reflection of communication".

Research Interest

Journalistic treatment in print and electronic media. Television fiction and its social function. Relationships between public discourse, media genres and their functions (information, promotion, entertainment and education). Popular culture. Epistemology, philosophy of public communication