The journalist’s identity in the social media: discursive practices and subjectification

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Autor(a) principal: Dorne, Vinícius Durval
Data de Publicação: 2011
Outros Autores: Navarro, Pedro
Tipo de documento: Artigo
Idioma: eng
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Título da fonte: Acta Scientiarum. Language and Culture (Online)
Texto Completo: http://www.periodicos.uem.br/ojs/index.php/ActaSciLangCult/article/view/13295
Resumo: Current essay analyzes the materialization of media discursive practices which give identity to the journalist as a subject. The discursive event of such production is investigated within the context of the voting held at the Brazilian Federal Court of Justice on the 17th June 2009 which ruled on the non-obligatory of a journalist university diploma to warrant the profession. Since it is an event beyond the casual range, it enhances the rise and transformation of knowledge in society and in new forms of power. Enunciation sequences in six articles published by the magazines Veja and IstoÉ and by the newspapers Folha de S. Paulo on-line and O Estado de São Paulo are analyzed. Foregrounded on the French Discourse Analysis (DA), especially on Michel Foucault’s theoretical presuppositions, the journalists’ identity is built on notions of the freedom of speech and of the press. Further, in the enunciations, the ‘ability myth’, as an innate and/or acquired factor received through experience in the exercise of the profession, also produces effects on identity.
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title The journalist’s identity in the social media: discursive practices and subjectification
spellingShingle The journalist’s identity in the social media: discursive practices and subjectification
Dorne, Vinícius Durval
discourse analysis
discursive event
subjectivity
journalism
discourse analysis
discursive event
subjectivity
journalism
title_short The journalist’s identity in the social media: discursive practices and subjectification
title_full The journalist’s identity in the social media: discursive practices and subjectification
title_fullStr The journalist’s identity in the social media: discursive practices and subjectification
title_full_unstemmed The journalist’s identity in the social media: discursive practices and subjectification
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author Dorne, Vinícius Durval
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Navarro, Pedro
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discursive event
subjectivity
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discourse analysis
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subjectivity
journalism
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discursive event
subjectivity
journalism
discourse analysis
discursive event
subjectivity
journalism
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