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trabalho propõe dar um contributo para o conhecimento e compreensão do Jornalismo Literário enquanto género, desde as suas origens à atualidade. É baseado na consulta bibliográfica e na leitura, análise e reflexão de obras, de referência, da emergência e desenvolvimento do jornalismo literário, bem como obras da atualidade que se incluem no género em estudo.
O jornalismo literário teve como percursor o new journalism — que proponha a possibilidade de se escrever um jornalismo que se “lesse como um romance”. Mas, ao contrário de um romance, o jornalismo literário não é ficcional; pode recorrer a um estilo de escrita semelhante ao que se observa na literatura, contudo não pode ter liberdade para inventar.
Com raízes no jornalismo e na literatura, pretende-se demarcar o Jornalismo Literário em relação a estes dois géneros de escrita e comunicação, ao apresentar um conjunto de características que lhe conferem a sua identidade. O jornalismo literário, enquanto género, tem como “traves mestras”, a factualidade, a humanização e a imersão. A sequência cronológica correta, o rigor no relato e na recolha de informação, a verdade e a abrangência das informações e a elasticidade no tempo, entre outros, também são importantes para delimitar o jornalismo literário enquanto género.
The paper proposes to contribute to the knowledge and understanding of Literary Journalism as a genre, from its origins to the present. It is based on the bibliographical consultation and the reading, analysis and reflection of works reference (of the emergence and development of literary journalism), as well as current works that are included in the genre under study. Literary journalism had as its precursor the new journalism — which proposes the possibility of writing a journalism that is "read like a novel". But, unlike a novel, literary journalism is not fictional; it can resort to a style of writing similar to what is observed in the literature, however cannot have freedom to invent. With roots in journalism and literature, we intend to demarcate literary journalism in relation to these two genres of writing and communication, presenting a set of characteristics that give it its identity. Literary journalism, as a genre, has as its "master", factuality, humanization and immersion. The correct chronological sequence, accuracy in reporting and information gathering, truth and comprehensiveness, and elasticity in time, among others, are also important in delimiting literary journalism as a genre.
The paper proposes to contribute to the knowledge and understanding of Literary Journalism as a genre, from its origins to the present. It is based on the bibliographical consultation and the reading, analysis and reflection of works reference (of the emergence and development of literary journalism), as well as current works that are included in the genre under study. Literary journalism had as its precursor the new journalism — which proposes the possibility of writing a journalism that is "read like a novel". But, unlike a novel, literary journalism is not fictional; it can resort to a style of writing similar to what is observed in the literature, however cannot have freedom to invent. With roots in journalism and literature, we intend to demarcate literary journalism in relation to these two genres of writing and communication, presenting a set of characteristics that give it its identity. Literary journalism, as a genre, has as its "master", factuality, humanization and immersion. The correct chronological sequence, accuracy in reporting and information gathering, truth and comprehensiveness, and elasticity in time, among others, are also important in delimiting literary journalism as a genre.
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Factualidade Humanização Imersão Jornalismo Jornalismo Literário Literatura New Journalism Rigor Verdade