COMUNICAÇÃO, TEMPO, HISTÓRIA: TECENDO O COTIDIANO EM FIOS JORNALÍSTICOS
Tempo
Narrativa
História
Cotidiano
Journalism
Time
Narrative
History
Everyday life
CNPQ::CIENCIAS SOCIAIS APLICADAS::COMUNICACAO
Abstract
The journalistic threads with which everyday life is entwined are the narrative articulations that
this thesis analyzes. It investigates the temporal identity of journalistic narratives and the value
that time plays for such a type of communication, by checking the contributions of journalism to
the perception of social time. This research also investigates the notions of time that contribute to
its legitimacy, while separating journalistic narrations into the production of past, present and
future. The thesis purposes analyze these productions in two ways as commemorations and as
events - and investigates the need to celebrate the past and the ways that this celebration
experience takes as history, as tradition and as memory, three different strategies of narratives of
bygone days. It also notes the participation of the past in the construction of news, a particular
form of producing events, different from that held by the historiographical operation. We present
a typology of the uses of time in daily narratives of three newspapers with more than one
hundred years in Rio de Janeiro: Jornal do Commercio, O Fluminense and Jornal do Brasil.
These uses of time expose some functions performed by journalistic practices in everyday life,
especially that of counting the course of time, either fixing it or potentiating its flow effect. Then,
this thesis shows the concepts of history involved in these journalistic emplotments and, in a
broader approach, investigates the long-term processes of signifying journalism by the different
connections we have established over time with this social practice. Finally, we highlight the
importance of journalistic narratives to frame multiple consciousness of history, due to their
daily work of synthesizing gates to other times, whether to the past or to the future or even to the
present as an extended territoriality larger than experiences personally attended. We tend to
approach journalism as a particular form of social interaction, defined by a specific experience
based on the periodicity and for whom most of its history has been based on the expectation and
the generation of novelties.
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Subject(s)
JornalismoTempo
Narrativa
História
Cotidiano
Journalism
Time
Narrative
History
Everyday life
CNPQ::CIENCIAS SOCIAIS APLICADAS::COMUNICACAO