The criticism and the ombudsman: some questions about enunciation and discourse
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https://doi.org/10.5007/1984-6924.2019v16n1p57Abstract
Facing many forms of media criticism, we propose, in this paper, the attention to the media criticism actualized in the ombudsman journalistic interventions. We suppose, from the point of view of discourse analysis, that such performance speaks about the journalism practices in relation to its field, as a whole, and in relation to the vehicle, in its editorial politics. Therefore, we suppose that the ombudsman reports also speak, at least as presupposition, sub-intention or allusion, about the discourses that circulate in a culture. In order to apprehend positions, circulating discourses and criticism exercises, we explore Paula Cesarino Costa’s articles in Folha de S. Paulo, pioneer newspaper in the ombudsman introduction, a presence since 1989. Our focus will be this ombudsman writings previously, concomitantly and subsequently to the truck-driver strike in May 2018, event chosen because of its temporal and geographical extent.
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COSTA, Paula Cesarino. “A imprensa foi atropelada. Folha não conseguiu responder à pergunta fundamental: Quem parou o país?”. Folha de S. Paulo, dia 27 de maio de 2018. Localização: https://www1.folha.uol.com.br/colunas/paula-cesarino-costa-ombudsman/2018/05/a-imprensa-foi-atropelada.shtml
COSTA, Paula Cesarino. “Mundo novo não tão admirável. Greve prejudica circulação da Folha e mostra fragilidade do jornalismo online”. Folha de S. Paulo, dia 3 de junho de 2018. Localização: https://www1.folha.uol.com.br/colunas/paula-cesarino-costa-ombudsman/2018/06/mundo-novo-nao-tao-admiravel.shtml.
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