Orientador: Luciano Guimarães / Banca: José Eugênio de Oliveira Menezes / Banca: Mauro de Souza Ventura / Resumo: O estudo visa mostrar como os jornais Folha de S.Paulo, ambos de propriedade do grupo Folhas da Manhã, reconstróem as mesmas notícias relacionadas à violência e à morte em suas capas. Tendo público alvos distintos, a mesma notícia ganha diferentes tratamentos para atender diretamente seus leitores. Para percorrer esse caminho, utilizamos as Teorias da Mídia e a Semiótica da Cultura. Sendo a violência e a morte parte da vida cotidiana de qualquer pessoa, os jornais também buscam resgatar, através das notícias e das imagens, a necessidade de conviver com a morte. A dissertação faz uma análise de imagens das capas dos jornais, observando, inicialmente, a face física da violência / Abstract: The study aims to show how the newspapers Folha de S.Paulo and Agora São Paulo, both the property of the group Folhas da Manhã, reconstruct the same stories related to violence and death on their first pages. Since different target audience, the same story gets different treatments to address your readers directly. To go this route, use the Theories of Media and the Semiotics of Culture. As the violence and death of the life or any person, the newspapers also seek rescue through stories and images, the need to live with death. The dissertation analyzes the images of the covers of newspapers, noting, initially, the face of physical violence / Mestre

Despite significant gains in research and programming, domestic violence persists, with domestic homicides remaining a particular concern. Yet, very little has been written about the administrative and policy responses that exist to combat domestic homicide. In Canada, inquiries, inquests, Domestic Violence Death Review Committees, and other models are increasingly being recognized as important policy responses following an intimate partner death. To assess their potential for tertiary prevention, this thesis examines models of inquiry adopted in Ontario, Manitoba, New Brunswick, and British Columbia, using secondary data analysis of relevant literature and reports as well as qualitative interviews with 11 respondents with expertise in one or more of the models. After considering the strengths and limitations of each model of inquiry, the main conclusion drawn is that the models work in complementary fashion such that, in combination, they offer a path forward in combatting the serious problem of domestic homicide. / February 2017

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