Jornalismo e ativismo: Um repórter português do lado russo da guerra na Ucrânia

This article proposes a thinking of the journalistic act as a theory of action, capable of responding to an analysis of the intersections between activism and journalism, by decomposing the individual and collective actantial dimensions of journalism, and the endogenous and exogenous interactions th...

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Published inCommunication, technologies et développement
Main Author Loureiro, Luís M
Format Journal Article
LanguagePortuguese
Published Chaire Unesco Pratiques émergentes en technologies et communication pour le développement 29.10.2023
Subjects
communication politique
engagement
guerre en Ukraine ; journalisme de paix ; activisme ; acte journalistique
citizen implication
Cyberspace
netativismo
movimentos sociais
réseaux sociaux
net-activisme
Médias sociaux
média digitais
jornalismo cívico ; jornalismo público ; participação ; público ; cidadania
espace public
redes sociales
citizen participation
élections
climate change
Ukraine war; peace journalism; activism; journalistic act
election
citizen journalism
civic journalism ; public journalism ; participation ; public ; citizenship
média alternativos
mouvements sociaux
democracy
mobilidade
démocratie
Cyberactivisme
redes sociales digitales
Soziale Medien
cyber activism
sozialer Raum
redes digitais
redes digitales
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Summary:This article proposes a thinking of the journalistic act as a theory of action, capable of responding to an analysis of the intersections between activism and journalism, by decomposing the individual and collective actantial dimensions of journalism, and the endogenous and exogenous interactions that shape and condition journalistic production. The case of Bruno Amaral de Carvalho, a Portuguese freelance journalist who, in 2022, spent more than half a year working on the Russian side of the war in Ukraine, is treated from a critical analysis of the discourse produced on Facebook by the reporter, during this period, and from a sample of works published on the CNN Portugal website. It investigates, from the theoretical confrontation with the peace journalism model (Galtung, 2003) and with visibility as a political concept (Brighenti, 2007), the feasibility or unfeasibility of individual agency of a journalistic act capable of overcoming invisibilities of causes and victims, thus contributing to the emergence of peacebuilding processes.
ISSN:2491-1437