Pauta Geral - Journalism Studies

Democracia, cidadania e direitos humanos na pauta dos estudos em jornalismo

2025-09-05T18:12:09+00:00

Revista do Programa de Pós-Graduação em Jornalismo da Universidade Estadual de Ponta Grossa (UEPG).

Representações de gênero e o espelho da cisheteronormatividade

2025-07-01T00:43:39+00:00

The review analyzes the book Gender Inequalities and Media Representations, organized by Tamires Ferreira Coêlho, as a significant contribution to gender, media, and communication studies. The collection, developed through a research project at UFMT, reveals how Brazilian journalism—even in its most respected forms—reproduces cisheteronormativity and androcentric logic in the selection of sources and narrative construction, reinforcing stereotypes and silencing dissident voices. Based on an intersectional approach and authors such as Butler, Foucault, and Hall, the book denounces symbolic forms of violence in the media, while also proposing more democratic and plural communication practices that value subaltern knowledge and LGBTQIAP+ experiences.

Se for pra destruir uma forma de jornalismo, então que seja

2025-07-09T23:41:12+00:00

Entrevista exclusiva com a jornalista, professora e pesquisadora Fabiana Moraes da Universidade Federal de Pernambuco, realizada por integrantes do Grupo de Pesquisa “Comunicação e Mobilização dos Movimentos Sociais em Rede”, da Universidade Federal de Mato Grosso do Sul – CNPq.

Women in sports and feminist newspapers

2025-07-15T13:35:28+00:00

This study aims to investigate how female fans, athletes and journalists were represented in the feminist newspapers Brasil Mulher, Nós Mulheres and Mulherio. These publications circulated during the second wave of the feminist movement in Brazil, a period marked by the struggle against the military dictatorship. Through the methodological procedures of Content Analysis, we categorized and interpreted all sports-related publications in these newspapers, analyzing both the subjects and sources, women with names and identities mentioned in the articles. The findings indicate that aspects such as gender, race and class were considered in portraying women's experiences, particularly those of athletes. Nevertheless, sports coverage remained limited, and revisiting the history of these newspapers highlights the gaps and challenges that persist to this day.

Jornalismo como lugar de memória

2024-11-29T15:49:10+00:00

Based on the understanding of journalism as a site of memory (Nora, 1993), this study sought to investigate whether and how media outlets in Espírito Santo, Brazil, report on events related to the Military Dictatorship in contemporary times. To this end, an analysis was conducted of news articles about a property located in Guarapari known as the "Casarão de Cláudio Guerra". Using Content Analysis as the methodological approach, the study aimed to reflect on the contribution of journalistic activity to the preservation of the memory of resistance to the military regime in Brazil for posterity. The results revealed that only four journalistic pieces produced by the local media mentioned the property. Among them, just two discussed the suspicion of the property’s misuse during the military regime.

O Jornalismo no WhatsApp

2025-08-14T12:07:14+00:00

O presente artigo tem como objetivo investigar quais conteúdos noticiosos são colocados em circulação nos canais do WhatsApp de dois dos maiores veículos de comunicação brasileiros, Folha de S.Paulo e G1. A partir de uma análise de conteúdo (Bardin, 2011; Lago, 2008), pretende-se quantificar esses materiais e categorizá-los em valores-notícia (Silva, 2005; Traquina, 2005) para interpretar quais debates são priorizados para circular nesses canais (Carvalho; Lage, 2012). Compreende-se que mesmo alicerçados no mercado da imprensa, os veículos em análise buscam ter um diálogo com um público on-line, que utiliza frequentemente essa ferramenta de comunicação, consolidando a característica de uma sociedade midiatizada estudada por Braga (2006; 2012); Mattos, Janotti Junior e Jacks (2012); Barros (2012); Verón (1997, 2007) e Fausto Neto (2010).

Digital Journalism, Public Sphere and Practical Philosophy: Márcia Tiburi and female protagonism in redemocratization

2025-05-19T00:11:13+00:00

This study analyzes the work of Márcia Tiburi, protagonist of debates (media and literary) with academics and journalists, in the area of political philosophy oriented towards ethics and citizenship. The objective is to discuss how social media and investigative journalism are revived by female critical reason, facing current forms of ethical, political and cognitive regression. To support the research, we resorted to Critical Theory and the concept of “public sphere” (Habermas, 2023), a vector of democratization and citizenship. This has been updated by feminist criticism (Frazer, 1992; Benhabib, 2007), by academic-journalistic analysis, as “public telespace” (Bucci, 2021). It is also linked to "Practical Philosophy" (Tiburi, 2016), contributing to the debate on journalism, social media, gender and citizenship.

The Journalistic Ethos in Light of the Esso Journalism Award

2025-08-09T15:06:43+00:00

This article analyzes transformations in the journalistic ethos based on a critical reading of reports awarded the Esso Journalism Prize between 2006 and 2015. Using a methodological protocol and theoretical references on professional identity, ten award-winning reports in the Reporting category were examined and classified by human, political, and economic interest. The analysis reveals the coexistence of multiple journalistic ethos, linked to structural changes in the profession, the reorganization of production routines, and the emergence of new forms of legitimacy. The study contributes to understanding how reporting has been reconfigured in the 21st century and how it relates to credibility, subjectivity, and journalism’s social role.

O lugar formativo do jornalismo pós-pandemia de covid-19

2025-08-17T23:13:12+00:00

The paper proposes a discussion on the role of journalism education in Brazil regarding specialization in science and, more specifically, in health, with the main concern being the paradigmatic shift brought about by the COVID-19 pandemic and (dis)infodemic. To this end, it is based on a literature review, interviews with journalists specialized in science, health, and the environment, and considers the mandatory nature of University Extension as a fruitful space for greater specialization in student training. Thus, it concludes that the aspects raised create a welcome interdisciplinarity for the journalistic field, complementing the fields of communication and health and information science, based on open science.

Revista Pauta Geral – Estudos em Jornalismo

2025-09-05T14:50:21+00:00

v.12 | n.1 | 2025