eliane brum e as personagens complexas da obra a vida que ninguém vê
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2014
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Abstract
Este artigo discute as apropriações da literatura na obra A vida que ninguém vê (2006) da jornalista Eliane Brum. As reportagens da autora são exemplos de como a narrativa jornalística propõe desvendar o humano por meio da observação de suas ações, intenções e percepções. Assim, a pesquisa utiliza o estudo sobre a personagem dos teóricos Antonio Candido (1998) e E.M Forster (1974) para mostrar que as fontes jornalísticas de Eliane Brum comportam-se como entes ficcionais ao tornarem-se protagonistas e, ao mesmo tempo, representarem a complexidade da natureza humana.
PALAVRAS-CHAVE: jornalismo; literatura; jornalismo humanizado
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| Authors | ;Kassia Nobre;Fabiana Piccinin |
| Journal | case reports in orthopedics |
| Year | 2014 |
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