Submitted by Fabiano Vassallo (fabianovassallo2127@gmail.com) on 2017-04-12T18:26:45Z No. of bitstreams: 2 license_rdf: 0 bytes, checksum: d41d8cd98f00b204e9800998ecf8427e (MD5) A MÍDIA IMPRESSA E O FUNCIONAMENTO DO SILÊNCIO NO DISCURSO SOBRE AS MANIFESTAÇÕES DE 2013.pdf: 1145229 bytes, checksum: 641cff41efe50250ec5cff35c2d75c6b (MD5) / Approved for entry into archive by Josimara Dias Brumatti (bcgdigital@ndc.uff.br) on 2017-04-17T14:49:15Z (GMT) No. of bitstreams: 2 license_rdf: 0 bytes, checksum: d41d8cd98f00b204e9800998ecf8427e (MD5) A MÍDIA IMPRESSA E O FUNCIONAMENTO DO SILÊNCIO NO DISCURSO SOBRE AS MANIFESTAÇÕES DE 2013.pdf: 1145229 bytes, checksum: 641cff41efe50250ec5cff35c2d75c6b (MD5) / Made available in DSpace on 2017-04-17T14:49:15Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 2 license_rdf: 0 bytes, checksum: d41d8cd98f00b204e9800998ecf8427e (MD5) A MÍDIA IMPRESSA E O FUNCIONAMENTO DO SILÊNCIO NO DISCURSO SOBRE AS MANIFESTAÇÕES DE 2013.pdf: 1145229 bytes, checksum: 641cff41efe50250ec5cff35c2d75c6b (MD5) / O presente trabalho tem por objetivo analisar, fundamentado nos pressupostos teórico-metodológicos de Análise do Discurso, proposta por Michel Pêcheux e, baseando-se também no conceito de silêncio, formulado por Eni Orlandi, como as revistas Veja e Isto É noticiaram, produzindo efeitos de sentidos, as manifestações que ocorreram em junho de 2013 e como essas publicações relataram esses eventos após um ano, em 2014, no Brasil. Considerando que a análise discursiva pressupõe levar em conta o discurso em suas condições de produção, objetiva-se discutir a respeito do papel da mídia, relacionando à produção de sentidos para as manifestações como acontecimento jornalístico (Dela-Silva, 2011). O corpus do trabalho é constituído por edições das revistas Veja e Isto É, duas publicações representantes das chamadas revistas semanais de informação brasileiras, que apresentaram como destaque em suas capas as manifestações de junho de 2013 em comparação às edições referentes às mesmas datas, publicadas em 2014. As reportagens sobre as manifestações de 2013 foram destaques nas capas em três edições consecutivas na revista Isto É e em cinco edições em Veja. Em 2014, Veja e Isto É publicaram em suas capas reportagens sobre a copa do mundo de futebol, com poucas referências às manifestações do ano anterior. Assim, as manifestações são citadas de forma indireta em reportagens variadas, sem qualquer menção ao evento histórico que havia ocorrido no país um ano antes. Apesar de não aparecerem nas capas e raramente nas principais reportagens que integram as publicações, houve manifestações populares em 2014, principalmente nas cidades que sediaram os jogos da seleção brasileira, o que nos leva a refletir acerca das causas que motivaram esse silêncio por parte das publicações. A princípio, as duas revistas parecem sustentar seus dizeres em discursos distintos, mas em relação ao apagamento no aniversário de uma das maiores manifestações da história do país, as duas revistas dialogam com o mesmo discurso: o silêncio / This study aims to analyze, based on the theoretical and methodological assumptions of the discourse analysis proposed by Pêcheux and also based on the concept of silence, made by Eni Orlandi, such as Veja and IstoÉ reported, producing effects directions, the demonstrations that took place in June 2013 and how these publications reported these events after a year in 2014 in Brazil. Whereas the discursive analysis assumes take into account the speech in his speech conditions, the objective is to discuss about the role of media, relating to the production of meaning to the demonstrations as journalistic event. The work corpus consists of editions of magazines Veja and Isto two representatives publications of calls weekly magazine Brazilian information, which presented as featured on their covers the June 2013 demonstrations in comparison to issues relating to the same dates, published in 2014. The reports on the 2013 demonstrations were featured on the covers in three consecutive editions of the magazine Isto É and five editions See. In 2014, Veja and Isto published in their reporting covers about cup football world, with few references to the events of the previous year. Thus, the manifestations are mentioned indirectly in various reports, without any mention of the historical event that had occurred in the country a year before. Although not appear on the covers and rarely the main reports that integrate the publications, there were demonstrations in 2014, mainly in the cities that hosted the games of the national team, which leads us to reflect on the causes that motivated this silence by the publications . At first, the two magazines appear to support their sayings in different speeches, but in relation to erase the anniversary of one of the largest demonstrations in the history of the country, the two magazines dialogue with the same speech: silence

Recent decades have seen a shift in the focus of civil rights historiography. Building upon the exhaustive studies of national figures and events, and in search of new perspectives, many historians have concentrated on local movements often ignored or forgotten. Other than the work of a few local scholars, the civil rights movement as it occurred in St. Petersburg, Florida, has received little attention. Furthermore, the limited scholarship lacks the cohesion necessary to compare and contrast the movement with similar events throughout the state and across the nation. The story of St. Petersburg's active and significant struggle for social equality, placed within its proper context, adds another piece to a larger picture and continues to reveal the complex nature of the American Civil Rights Movement.

The presenters will demonstrate an approach to teaching counseling theories and counseling process that involves instructor demonstrations. Emphasized is the value of experiential approaches as a way for students to become actively involved in learning counseling process. Some of these experiential methods include: observing live ~ 193 ~ Sunday demonstrations by the instructor with students or outside clients; role‐playing counseling process with peers; opportunities to counsel as a student naturally would; preparing students to offer demonstrations of their own; instructor demonstrations as a part of supervision; and appropriately dealing with studentsʹ personal concerns that emerge as they begin to pragmatically implement counseling theories and process. Emphasized are ways to provide supervision and feedback for students, as well as methods of evaluation. The goal of the session is to demonstrate what might actually take place in a class. The session will start with a brief introduction followed by a demonstration of initial counseling process, a discussion of what could be learned and how the instructor might respond to student comments, and a final demonstration of a more complex counseling process with feedback from students.

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Made available in DSpace on 2016-04-25T20:21:29Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 Daniel Fassa Evangelista.pdf: 1550558 bytes, checksum: df1a30da1b1fc2dc04f1858b81b08d0a (MD5) Previous issue date: 2015-08-28 / This dissertation is on the June 2013 demonstrations in Brazil, focusing on the city of São Paulo, where the protests convened by the Free Pass Movement (Movimento Passe Livre MPL) against the increase of public transport fare triggered an escalation of mass demonstrations that have taken more than one million people, mostly young, to the streets of 25 states capitals and hundreds of other cities across the country. Our main objectives were: to make a historical record of the demonstrations in the city of São Paulo; to interpret the demonstrations in the light of the social movements theories, paying particular attention to the role of online social networks; and to analyze in-depth interviews we conducted with six members of the National Youth Council from São Paulo (capital and/or metropolitan area) because they act in an institutional channel of interface between the state and the civil society and are members of organizations that are conducted by young people or have them as their target public. From the dialogue between the paradigm of resource mobilization and the paradigm of the new social movements, we conclude that, more than the necessary consequence of the dissatisfactions with the chronic problems of the country, the demonstrations of June must be understood as the result of the combination of strategic and cultural factors put into play by a multiplicity of actors interacting in civil society / A presente dissertação tem como tema as manifestações de junho de 2013, com foco na cidade de São Paulo. Foi a partir da capital paulista que protestos convocados pelo Movimento Passe Livre (MPL) contra o aumento da tarifa do transporte público desencadearam uma escalada de manifestações que levaram mais de um milhão de pessoas, sobretudo jovens, às ruas de 25 capitais e centenas de cidades de todo o país. Nossos principais objetivos foram: fazer um registro histórico das manifestações de junho na cidade de São Paulo; interpretar os acontecimentos à luz de uma revisão bibliográfica das teorias dos movimentos sociais, com particular atenção ao papel das redes sociais digitais; e analisar as entrevistas em profundidade que realizamos com seis integrantes do Conselho Nacional de Juventude originários de São Paulo (capital e/ou região metropolitana), pois atuam em um canal institucional de interface entre Estado e sociedade civil e são membros de organizações que são conduzidas por jovens ou os tem como público alvo. A partir do diálogo entre o paradigma da mobilização de recursos e o paradigma dos novos movimentos sociais, concluímos que mais que uma consequência necessária das insatisfações com os problemas crônicos do país, as manifestações de junho devem ser compreendidas como resultado de uma conjunção de fatores estratégicos e culturais colocados em jogo por uma multiplicidade de atores que interagem na sociedade civil

Made available in DSpace on 2016-04-26T14:55:35Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 Daniel Fassa Evangelista.pdf: 1550558 bytes, checksum: df1a30da1b1fc2dc04f1858b81b08d0a (MD5) Previous issue date: 2015-08-28 / This dissertation is on the June 2013 demonstrations in Brazil, focusing on the city of São Paulo, where the protests convened by the Free Pass Movement (Movimento Passe Livre MPL) against the increase of public transport fare triggered an escalation of mass demonstrations that have taken more than one million people, mostly young, to the streets of 25 states capitals and hundreds of other cities across the country. Our main objectives were: to make a historical record of the demonstrations in the city of São Paulo; to interpret the demonstrations in the light of the social movements theories, paying particular attention to the role of online social networks; and to analyze in-depth interviews we conducted with six members of the National Youth Council from São Paulo (capital and/or metropolitan area) because they act in an institutional channel of interface between the state and the civil society and are members of organizations that are conducted by young people or have them as their target public. From the dialogue between the paradigm of resource mobilization and the paradigm of the new social movements, we conclude that, more than the necessary consequence of the dissatisfactions with the chronic problems of the country, the demonstrations of June must be understood as the result of the combination of strategic and cultural factors put into play by a multiplicity of actors interacting in civil society / A presente dissertação tem como tema as manifestações de junho de 2013, com foco na cidade de São Paulo. Foi a partir da capital paulista que protestos convocados pelo Movimento Passe Livre (MPL) contra o aumento da tarifa do transporte público desencadearam uma escalada de manifestações que levaram mais de um milhão de pessoas, sobretudo jovens, às ruas de 25 capitais e centenas de cidades de todo o país. Nossos principais objetivos foram: fazer um registro histórico das manifestações de junho na cidade de São Paulo; interpretar os acontecimentos à luz de uma revisão bibliográfica das teorias dos movimentos sociais, com particular atenção ao papel das redes sociais digitais; e analisar as entrevistas em profundidade que realizamos com seis integrantes do Conselho Nacional de Juventude originários de São Paulo (capital e/ou região metropolitana), pois atuam em um canal institucional de interface entre Estado e sociedade civil e são membros de organizações que são conduzidas por jovens ou os tem como público alvo. A partir do diálogo entre o paradigma da mobilização de recursos e o paradigma dos novos movimentos sociais, concluímos que mais que uma consequência necessária das insatisfações com os problemas crônicos do país, as manifestações de junho devem ser compreendidas como resultado de uma conjunção de fatores estratégicos e culturais colocados em jogo por uma multiplicidade de atores que interagem na sociedade civil

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Ad hoc social movement coalitions are made up of diverse groups that come together to maximise the use of limited resources. Once formed, they face a dilemma. Coalition logic holds that given the limited time frame and instrumental objectives of the organisation, resources should be disproportionately invested in the visible sphere of action. However, this instrumental emphasis ignores the need to invest resources in the 'submerged' sphere of membership intercommunication. As a result tensions which have their root in divergent ideologies, traditions and histories of resistance can threaten the coalition's collective identity. This thesis is about one such organisation, the No! To APEC (NTA) coalition, one of three groups that made up the movement to oppose the APEC Economic Leader's Meeting in Vancouver held in November 1997. NTA, made up of small leftwing grassroots groups, built a campaign around resistance to "imperialist globalisation." It organised community education, an international conference and a march and rally. Although it succeeded in meeting its objectives, a fracture occurred between the largest and most consolidated member group and the other unconsolidated grouping made up of individuals and representatives of small organisations. The fracture caused a disconnection between the local and the international priorities set by the organisation at its outset. In this study I examine the process that led to this outcome. In particular I identify the importance of establishing a capacity for reflexively monitoring the actions and interactions of members. While consensus is not a pre-requisite for solidarity, disputes arising from different perspectives and membership tactics may jeopardise organisational unity. Providing a limited space for evaluating conflicting validity claims and organisational dynamics may help to preserve unity during the active phase of a coalition's mobilisation. The methods used to obtain data for this study were participant observation and interviewing. I spent six months as an activist-researcher with the coalition and I interviewed activists from the three main APEC opposition groups. Although the main focus of this study is on the political and organisational evolution of the NTA coalition, I broaden the discussion to argue that ad hoc coalitions play an important role in generating 'social capital' or 'social movement connectivity.' Social solidarity generated in the course of short-term political action increases the potential for further action mobilisation in social movement networks and communities. In the final part of the thesis I review literature on globalisation and social movements. Combined with what has been learned about coalitions in the previous chapters, this exercise provides a context for examining the APEC opposition movement and, by extension, the prospects for building transnational movements and a counter-hegemonic historical bloc against imperialist globalisation.

Media critics and scholars have questioned and tried to define the role newspapers play in society for many years. Answers range from impartial observer to watchdog to social advocate. To understand how newspapers' roles are defined, this study looked at agenda-setting research, social responsibility theory, and conflict-reporting research. This study focused on coverage of a protest that turned violent. The objective was to evaluate newspaper content and identify paragraphs of coverage as issue-centered, event-centered, or neutral.Two coders evaluated 5,383 paragraphs of coverage in 300 articles that appeared in five newspapers between Nov. 29, 1999, and Dec. 5, 1999. The articles covered the World Trade Organization ministerial meeting that took place during that time in Seattle, Washington. Thousands of demonstrators went to Seattle to protest a variety of issues, including globalization, child labor, free-trade barriers, and pollution.Two local newspapers and three national newspapers were analyzed. Local newspapers were found to favor event coverage over issue coverage. National newspapers were found to favor issue coverage over event coverage.Chi-square analysis confirmed significant difference between issue and event coverage at each newspaper. Further analysis revealed an even greater difference between page-one stories' issues and events at the local newspapers. National newspapers showed balanced coverage in their page-one paragraphs. / Department of Journalism