Optimisation des param` etres g´ eom´ etriques

O estudo da Cultura Pop apresenta múltiplas possibilidades de abordagem. Se, como já afirmámos, é uma temática ainda pouco estudada, tal possibilita estudos mais intensivos (profundos) ou extensivos (abrangentes). No nosso trabalho entrevistámos, sobretudo, indivíduos entre os 21 e os 30 anos; mas, qual será a perceção de um público com idade mais avançada? Haverá diferenças por sexo?

As entrevistas ocorreram num contexto específico – a Comic Con Portugal; uma alternativa interessante seria realizar este estudo fora deste ambiente singular e, em lojas especializadas, tentar abarcar um público diferenciado, mas interessado por este fenómeno de cultura popular.

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