Relatório técnico do livro reportagem o Brasil que ainda escraviza

Abstract

This graduation monograph focuses on contemporary slavery, addressing a case of the rescue of workers in conditions analogous to slavery in São Borja, Rio Grande do Sul. The product generated is a book-reportage that employs techniques from New Journalism to create a detailed, in-depth, and literary narrative about the case, also exploring its national implications. The experimental project report outlines the production stages, research, and theoretical analysis, including interviews and data collection, with an emphasis on theories of investigative journalism and social approaches. The primary theory used is New Journalism, with influences from authors such as Truman Capote and Eliane Brum. The work investigates socio-economic, racial, and historical factors that perpetuate slave labor, contextualizing the São Borja case within the national panorama. The construction of the reportage includes field research and interviews with specialists, promoting a critical reflection on the causes and consequences of this social crime.