A aposta na esperança: identidades culturais e sociais nas revistas Sem Terra e Chiapas / Betting on Hope: cultural and social identities in (the magazines) Sem Terra and Chiapas.

AUTOR(ES)

Lilian Crepaldi de Oliveira

DATA DE PUBLICAÇÃO

2009

RESUMO

This research examines how the specialized magazines Sem Terra and Chiapas represent the identities and the cultures of two Latin-American social movements: Brazil´s Landless Workers Movement (Brazil) and Zapatista Army of National Liberation (Mexico). To achieve this goal, ten pieces of news and articles of these magazines have been analysed on a qualitative and comparative perspective, adopting as interpretation tools the contents analyses and the concepts of identity and culture by Néstor García Canclini. As analyses point out, emphasis is laid on popular and traditional cultural manifestations, which would represent the true essence of country or Indian communities. Identity, however, is socially constructed and often reinterpreted by the group or observers. Journalism as it is exercised by these specialized magazines helps in the construction of social representations, imagery and memories, because the cultural messages are related to other aspects of social reality. Through culture humans elaborate representations about the others, the world and themselves.

ASSUNTO(S)

exército zapatista de libertação nacional (ezln) jornalismo specialized magazines revistas especializadas zapatista army of national liberation (ezln) identities brazil´s landless workers movement (mst) journalism identidades movimento dos trabalhadores rurais sem terra (mst)

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