Sport narration on the radio: subjectivity and singularity of the narrator. / Narra??o esportiva no r?dio: subjetividade e singularidade do narrador.

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IBICT - Instituto Brasileiro de Informação em Ciência e Tecnologia

DATA DE PUBLICAÇÃO

29/04/2009

RESUMO

This work analyses the sportive narration by the two AM radio announcers and the way the narrative construction occurs. The radio language, the use of verbal and non-verbal languages, the professional background and the constitution of the narrative character are considered factors which contribute on the composition of this speech. For this analysis, two narrations, of two different soccer games, done by two different announcers, from two also different radio stations of S?o Paulo, Brazil were used, so that the discursive regularity and the constitution, considering the subjectivity and singularity of the soccer game announcer, could be observed. Announcing highlights were found and the ideas articulation on the moment of describing the players? moves, as the intention of holding , through them, the communication exchange with the listener / sport supporter were studied. Another considered aspect in the formulation of this speech was the existent relationship among the characters involved in the sport transmission, starting with the attendant, passing by the reporters, commentators, the athletes and coaches, reaching the announcer, responsible for the conduction of the journey. It was intended to understand how these relations take place and what changes they promote on their members. To comprehend this, French speech analyses theories were used, being essential for the understanding of the characters present on this communication exchange, the speech reception ways and the sense changes promoted on them and by them. Through this proposal, it is understood that the contribution can occur on the radio soccer narration, as a genre of the speech, and on the role of all involved, including the listener, who is an communication exchanger, acts responsively, and interferes on the transmission not, at many times, understanding their role on this process.

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linguistica aplicada ling??stica aplicada an?lise de linguagem radiof?nica narra??o esportiva futebol r?dio applied linguistics speech analyses radio language sport narration soccer football radio

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