Representation of differences in Brazilian journalistic discourse

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Autor(a) principal: Resende, Fernando
Data de Publicação: 2009
Tipo de documento: Artigo
Idioma: por
Título da fonte: Brazilian journalism research (Online)
Texto Completo: https://bjr.sbpjor.org.br/bjr/article/view/181
Resumo: Considering the technological advance, which enhances the production of mediatic discourses, and the notion of a libidinal power installed in our globalized societies, reflecting upon representation of differences seems to be a major issue. This essay discusses the production of journalistic discourses from an epistemological perspective. The field of media is taken as constituted by a triple component – discourse/narrative/machines – and we suggest that this triad has proved to be incomplete: discourse and narrative, once they really are vertexes of the triangle, are absences. Two journalistic-documentary productions – which intend to represent life in the slums of Brazil – are compared in order to reflect upon representation of differences in Brazilian journalistic discourse. In view of the up-to-date polarization and pulverization of discourses, we suggest that in the perspective of the journalistic discourse, one can only speak about alterity if one tries to comprehend the ways news is staged.
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title Representation of differences in Brazilian journalistic discourse
spellingShingle Representation of differences in Brazilian journalistic discourse
Resende, Fernando
Journalism
discourse
documentary
culture
representation
title_short Representation of differences in Brazilian journalistic discourse
title_full Representation of differences in Brazilian journalistic discourse
title_fullStr Representation of differences in Brazilian journalistic discourse
title_full_unstemmed Representation of differences in Brazilian journalistic discourse
title_sort Representation of differences in Brazilian journalistic discourse
author Resende, Fernando
author_facet Resende, Fernando
author_role author
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dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv Journalism
discourse
documentary
culture
representation
topic Journalism
discourse
documentary
culture
representation
description Considering the technological advance, which enhances the production of mediatic discourses, and the notion of a libidinal power installed in our globalized societies, reflecting upon representation of differences seems to be a major issue. This essay discusses the production of journalistic discourses from an epistemological perspective. The field of media is taken as constituted by a triple component – discourse/narrative/machines – and we suggest that this triad has proved to be incomplete: discourse and narrative, once they really are vertexes of the triangle, are absences. Two journalistic-documentary productions – which intend to represent life in the slums of Brazil – are compared in order to reflect upon representation of differences in Brazilian journalistic discourse. In view of the up-to-date polarization and pulverization of discourses, we suggest that in the perspective of the journalistic discourse, one can only speak about alterity if one tries to comprehend the ways news is staged.
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