Beyond the news: Identity and voice of newspapers
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https://doi.org/10.4013/5047Abstract
This article discusses the hypothesis of the existence of a discursive voice in newspapers or news programs, in a level that goes beyond some news or an assembly of texts. Observing differences and ways of articulation between the news and the newspapers or programs, it undertakes a critical review of some concepts from discursive analysis and of authors such as Eric Landowski and Maurice Mouillaud in order to explore the theoretical-methodological challenges related to the perception of the newspaper/program as a “semiotic subject” and “discursive agent”.
Key words: news, newspapers, discourse, narrative, voice.Downloads
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