Telejornovelismo: mídia e história no contexto da Guerra do Golfo

Arbex Junior, José

doi:10.11606/T.8.2000.tde-13012023-154956

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https://doi.org/10.11606/T.8.2000.tde-13012023-154956

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Author

Arbex Junior, José (Catálogo USP)

Full name

José Arbex Junior

Institute/School/College

Faculdade de Filosofia, Letras e Ciências Humanas

Knowledge Area

Social History

Date of Defense

2000-09-13

Published

São Paulo, 2000

Supervisor

Sevcenko, Nicolau (Catálogo USP)

Committee

Sevcenko, Nicolau (President)
Borin, Jair
Grespan, Jorge Luis da Silva
Jancso, Istvan
Schwartz, Gilson

Title in Portuguese

Telejornovelismo: mídia e história no contexto da Guerra do Golfo

Keywords in Portuguese

Historiografia
Imagem
Imprensa
Informática
Jornal
Memória
Mídia
Televisão

Abstract in Portuguese

A Guerra do Golfo (janeiro/fevereiro de 1991) anunciou um novo momento na história da mídia, marcado pelo impacto das novas tecnologias de comunicação de massa-instalação de redes planetárias ligadas por satélite, técnicas de digitalização de imagens, sistemas informatizados de transmissão de dados. Essas novas tecnologias abrem um novo campo de questões sobre a maneira pela qual os meios de comunicação de massa constroem suas narrativas e as difundem em escala planetária. O objetivo deste trabalho é discutir a relação do historiador com este novo campo de práticas e possibilidades

Title in English

Not available

Keywords in English

Computer Science
Historiography
Image
Media
Memory
Newspaper
Presses
Television

Abstract in English

The Gulf War (January / February, 1991) announced a new moment in the history of the media, marked by the impact of the new mass communication technologies - installation of planetary nets linked by satellite, techniques of digitization of images, computerized systems of data transmission. Those new technologies opened a new set of questions on how the broadcastings companies build their narratives and diffuse them in planetary scale. The objective of this work is to discuss the historian's relationship with this new field of practices and possibilities

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Publishing Date

2023-01-13

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