Conflito dramático e narrativa jornalística na ficção. Análise multimodal de The Newsroom (HBO)
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The Newsroom, série, análise discursiva, jornalismoResumo
The Newsroom" é uma das referências jornalísticas mais reconhecidas na cultura popular. Este trabalho busca identificar a conexão entre a ficção audiovisual com as rotinas jornalísticas, valores noticiosos e papéis profissionais. Para isso, a pesquisa analisa o discurso multimodal desta série de televisão a partir de uma perspectiva dupla diegética (nível intradiegético e extradiegético). Este trabalho adotou uma abordagem socio-semiótica, com a aplicação do código realizada em três cenas significativas. Através das convenções verbais, cinestésicas e técnicas, foram delimitadas as posições do conflito dramático. Os resultados mostram que o tema principal trata da seleção de fontes de informação e valores noticiosos. Além disso, as ações dos personagens revelam a confrontação e a deliberação por meio dos papéis dominantes de "cão de guarda" e "entretenedor" da opinião pública.
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