Discurso midiático e manifestações: análise crítica do discurso sobre as manifestações de junho de 2013 no Brasil

Abstract

June 2013's manifestations in Brazil received wide coverage in the media across the country. This fact gives basis for the suspicion that the media coverage has been one reason for the decline of public opinion on the matter, decline was evidenced by the Instituto de Pesquisa Datafolha - a brazilian institute research - report in 2013 that points to a low of 23% in popular support protests. Later in the month of June this support was 89% to 74% in September and 66% in late November. In this way, we try to get through the Critical Discourse Analysis (CDA), British way, in particular by Norman Fairclough, identify possible causes for this problem. In a theoretical and methodological perspective provided by the CDA and appropriating of Thompson's Ideology operating modes, we can highlight some points in the media discourse - here represented by the Jornal Nacional, greater journalistic product by Globo TV - may have contributed to this result.