A cobertura de ciência em três jornais paraenses: um estudo longitudinal

Carvalho, Vanessa Brasil de; Massarani, Luisa; Seixas, Netília Silva dos Anjos.

doi:10.1590/1809-58442015211

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“…Amorim and Massarani [2008] found that science news emphasised discovery and paid hardly any attention to context. Carvalho, Massarani and Anjos Seixas [2015] observed that scientific controversies and uncertainties gained little space in the newspapers of Pará over the course of 130 years of science coverage. This view characterises the classic approach of science journalism, marked by the enthusiasm for the scientist and science, emphasising positive results and certainty about the continuity of the research presented.…”

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“…Instead of examining publications addressed to the general public in which the coverage of science is not frequent, as in previous studies [Vaz and Portugal, 2012;Clair, 2013], we preferred to examine those who presented a section and had their own science team. Newspapers published in the cities of São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro and Recife, in the state of Pernambuco, and Belém, in the state of Pará, have science sections [Amorim and Massarani, 2008;Carvalho, Massarani and Anjos Seixas, 2015], but not all digitised and released their digital collections -essential for a retrospective analysis -for online access. Despite their limited geographic representativeness, we selected two daily newspapers from São Paulo, Folha de São Paulo (hereinafter FSP) and O Estado de São Paulo (ESP), both with science teams and on-line collections.…”

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Optimism in a sea of uncertainties: the journalistic coverage on the research of new medicines in Brazil

Fioravanti¹,

Fioravanti²

2018

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This paper deals with the journalistic coverage of biologically active compounds presented as promising drugs in Brazil. The sample consists of 214 journalistic stories on 40 compounds published in two daily newspapers and a monthly science magazine from January 1990 to December 2016. After 27 years, although journalists and scientists had claimed that all compounds would become drugs in a few years, only two completed the evaluation tests and were approved for commercialisation. The paper provides a series of strategies to build a more analytical view on drug research and development.

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Optimism in a sea of uncertainties: the journalistic coverage on the research of new medicines in Brazil

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Fioravanti²

2018

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“…From this selection of articles directly and explicitly related to Asylum, a thematic analysis was conducted [50,51] in a documental analysis in order to: "synthesize and reduce the amount of information available, in order to arrive at an interpretation of the main trends and patterns present in their data" [52] (p. 7). The information was analyzed and the system of categories created by two of the authors (first independently, after which the categorization systems were compared and motivated some reformulations in the final version), in which the corpus documental (the news collected from the newspapers O Faialense and O Telégrafo) was selected illustrative text units for the (re)creation of the categories.…”

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Social Representations of the Disadvantaged Childhood’s Asylum of Horta in the Press (Azores, Portugal): From the Constitutional Monarchy to the First Republic

2019

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The aim of this article is to understand the symbolic representations of the assistance strategies aimed at disadvantaged children, expressed in two newspapers published on the island of Faial, in the Azores, in the second half of the 19th and early 20th centuries (covering the time horizon between the end of the monarchic period and the implementation of the First Republic). The technique of documentary analysis and a subsequent qualitative thematic content analysis of childcare news collected in two local newspapers were used. The discursive records produced by the press on the assistance strategies value, on the one hand, an axiological dimension and forms of charitable intervention and, on the other hand, aggregate and reconcile the discourses and techniques inherent to charitable and philanthropic models. This mutual assimilation underlies the achievement of the same objective: The moralization and integration of disadvantaged invalid childhood and, above all, the protection of the existing social order. We conclude that, perhaps contrary to what would be expected, the charitable logic articulated in a concomitant way with the philanthropic logic survived, even with the stabilization of the republican period (result of a revolution that deposed the regime of the constitutional monarchy and implemented the republican regime in 1910 in Portugal, whose political elites mobilized an official discourse that advocated the separation between the State and Religion, assigning the State the function of social assistance for children and youth). This demonstrates a certain dissociation, as well as a relative autonomy of conceptions about child and youth care between republican political ideology and current social practices, at least in this specific context.

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“…From this selection of articles directly and explicitly related to Asylum, a qualitative thematic analysis was conducted (Cárdenas, 2010;Carvalho, Massarani, & Seixas, 2015) that is structured based on the following elements: theme, specific subject, depth, orientation (positive, negative or neutral); type of information (announcement, information, opinion/comment), local, national or international reference. The privileged dimensions in the content analysis were the following: Perception of the condition of invalid childhood; Asylum assistance; Assistance strategies: charity, philanthropy.…”

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Social Representations of Disabled Childcare in the Press: Faial Island (Azores, Portugal). From the Constitutional Monarchy to the First Republic

Serpa¹,

Ferreira²

2019

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The aim of this article is to understand the symbolic representations of the assistance strategies aimed at disabled children, expressed in two newspapers published on the island of Faial, in the Azores, in the second half of the 19th and early 20th centuries (covering the time horizon between the end of the monarchic period and the implementation of the First Republic). The technique of documentary analysis and a subsequent qualitative thematic content analysis of childcare news collected in two local newspapers was used. The discursive records produced by the press on the assistance strategies value, on the one hand, an axiological dimension and forms of charitable intervention and, on the other hand, aggregate and reconcile the discourses and techniques inherent to charitable and philanthropic models. This mutual assimilation underlies the achievement of the same objective: the moralisation and integration of invalid childhood and, above all, the protection of the existing social order. We conclude that, perhaps contrary to what would be expected, the charitable logic articulated in a concomitant way with the philanthropic logic survived even with the stabilization of the republican period (result of a revolution that deposed the regime of the constitutional monarchy and implemented the republican regime in 1910 in Portugal whose political elites mobilized an official discourse that advocated the separation between the State and Religion, assigning the State the function of social assistance for children and youth). This demonstrates a certain dissociation, as well as a relative autonomy of conceptions about child and youth care between republican political ideology and current social practices at least in this specific context.

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A cobertura de ciência em três jornais paraenses: um estudo longitudinal

Cited by 3 publications

References 13 publications

Optimism in a sea of uncertainties: the journalistic coverage on the research of new medicines in Brazil

Optimism in a sea of uncertainties: the journalistic coverage on the research of new medicines in Brazil

Social Representations of the Disadvantaged Childhood’s Asylum of Horta in the Press (Azores, Portugal): From the Constitutional Monarchy to the First Republic

Social Representations of Disabled Childcare in the Press: Faial Island (Azores, Portugal). From the Constitutional Monarchy to the First Republic

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