Quando a favela é notícia: a "pacificação" carioca nas páginas do jornal

Abstract

The study presented here is located within a restlessness that has mobilized several studies: the combination of media, urban centers and violence. Dealing specifically with the Rio case, the hypothesis is that the media changes its form and content of their articles from the project "pacification" occurred in the city. Specifically this paper will analyze the newspaper articles from O Globo, over six slums "pacified", from 2007 to 2013. The choice of newspaper is justified by the theoretical foundation that is underpinned this study. Using the theories of agenda-setting, this work will seek to understand how the media has scheduled issues related to slum areas before, during and after the "pacification". In addition to the theoretical scope of Agenda-Setting, the work will dialogue with the theories of Social Representation, trying to understand the image that the media has built of the slums these three periods mentioned above.The text is divided into six chapters. The first will make a brief introduction of the issues raised in the text. The second chapter will discuss the social representations of Rio slum over time, going through each period from the beginning of the twentieth century. In the subsequent chapter will discuss the theories of Social Representation and Agenda-Setting, pointing the way in which the analysis will appropriate them. In chapter four questions will be raised regarding the making of the news as well as the specifics of Brazil, announced by certain studies analyzed. Then the five chapter will bring the analyzes that were conducted and results, discussing them in three specific sections, divided into "themes", "agendas" and "actors". Finally, chapter six concludes the study, restating briefly the issues raised in order to find the limits of the study and the prospects for future research.