Questões de método na análise do telejornalismo: premissas, conceitos, operadores de análise
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https://doi.org/10.30962/ec.126Keywords:
Telejornalismo, Metodologia, Estrutura de sentimento, Gênero televisivo, Modo de endereçamentoAbstract
In this article, we namely present questions of method for the analysis of the TV news programs -, its premises, concepts, operators of analysis. The premises are that TV news is a social institution and a cultural form. The concepts of structure of feeling, television genre and mode of address are methodological concepts and must guide the examination of the programs, considered, in the first case, from the relation between dominant, residual and emergent elements; in the second from the existence of social and historical relations between the forms that TV news assumes throughout the time and the societies where these forms are practiced; in the third case, from the way as an specific program relates with its viewers from the construction of a style and, when making this, it configures and reconfigures the genre. We present the concepts, searching to explore its potential for the analysis. Finally, we describe the operators of analysis of the modes of address of TV news programs: mediator, communicational context, pact on the role of the journalism and thematic organization and its relation with the premises and concepts. Our effort was to construct a methodology of analysis of TV news programs from the perspective of cultural studies in association with the studies of language, perspective that implies the consideration of historical, social, ideological and cultural aspects of TV news.Downloads
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