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O presente trabalho é um contributo para a reflexão do processo de democratização da vida política portuguesa, na viragem do século XIX para o século XX, através da análise da alteração na forma de comunicar o assunto político nos jornais
diários portugueses.
A titulação das peças jornalísticas inclui-se entre os dispositivos comunicacionais disponíveis, no final do século XIX, para destacar e facilitar a leitura das
notícias atuais. Através da análise do uso do título, na primeira página, em seis jornais diários de Lisboa, no período de 1889 a 1907, defendo que até ao início do século XX prevaleceu uma convenção jornalística hostil ao uso de títulos grandes que destacassem o assunto político. Esta quebra-se com a adoção de novas práticas de titulação que alteraram a leitura do jornal, favorecendo a afirmação de uma nova representação da “política”, mais exposta, relevante e acessível a um público mais vasto.
ABSTRACT: The present work is a contibution to the reflection on the democratization process of portuguese political life, at the turn of the 19th to the 20th century, through the analysis of the change in the way political subjects are communicated in portuguese daily newspapers. The titling of journalistic pieces is among the available communication devices, at the end of he 19th century, to highlight and facilitate the reading of current news. Through the analysis of the use of titles on the front page of six daily newspapers in Lisbon from 1889 to 1907, I argue that until the beginning of the 20th century, there prevailed a journalistic convention hostile to the use of large titles that emphasized political subjects. This changed with the adoption of new titling practices that transformed the newspaper-reading experience, facilitating easier access to political content, and promoting the emergence of a new representation of politics, one that is more exposed and approachable for a wider audience.
ABSTRACT: The present work is a contibution to the reflection on the democratization process of portuguese political life, at the turn of the 19th to the 20th century, through the analysis of the change in the way political subjects are communicated in portuguese daily newspapers. The titling of journalistic pieces is among the available communication devices, at the end of he 19th century, to highlight and facilitate the reading of current news. Through the analysis of the use of titles on the front page of six daily newspapers in Lisbon from 1889 to 1907, I argue that until the beginning of the 20th century, there prevailed a journalistic convention hostile to the use of large titles that emphasized political subjects. This changed with the adoption of new titling practices that transformed the newspaper-reading experience, facilitating easier access to political content, and promoting the emergence of a new representation of politics, one that is more exposed and approachable for a wider audience.
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Comunicação política Convenções jornalísticas Republicanismo Titulação Political communication Journalistic conventions Republicanism Titling
Citation
Barros, J.L. (2023). Convenções jornalísticas e mudança política no início do século XX. Media & Jornalismo, 23(43), 73-90. https://doi.org/10.14195/2183-5462_43_4
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Instituto de Comunicação da NOVA – ICNOVA