Made available in DSpace on 2016-04-04T18:32:39Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 Regina de Brito Rodrigues.pdf: 1068818 bytes, checksum: 4029db9ca787a16a0945c01acf1fb951 (MD5) Previous issue date: 2007-06-18 / Starting from a presupposition that knowing reality is a condition to exercise citizenship, and taking into account that in a society in which mass communication media become ever more important in building/rebuilding reality, journalism in its different forms acts as a producer of this knowledge of the contemporary world, the present study analyses the so called humanistic education of journalists. The knowledge required in narrating everyday events is examined in the light of this type of education. Historically recovering journalism education in Brazil, this work researches the evolution of humanistic education throughout the consecutive transformations experienced in the country in order to situate in a case study the journalism course of a Pontif?cia Universidade Cat?lica in Campinas, located inland in the State of S?o Paulo. With the analysis of documents (pedagogic project, digests, course planning material and selected texts) and semistructured interviews with educational agents involved (professors for humanistic education, technical education and research education disciplines, course direction and incoming and graduating students) the practices effectively developed are problematized. The research uses discourse analysis tools in order to examine the data from a dialectic perspective through the process of going back and forth from discourse to the reality experienced by the agents involved, emphasizing the contradictions that exist among theory and practice; intentions and objectives; professors and students; technical and humanistic education; objectives and results. It also points out the role played by interdisciplinarity in the achievement of the objectives set forth by humanistic education. / Partindo do pressuposto de que o conhecimento da realidade ? condi??o para o exerc?cio da cidadania e tendo em conta que, numa sociedade em que os meios de comunica??o de massa ganham cada vez maior import?ncia na constru??o/reconstru??o da realidade , o jornalismo nos seus diferentes formatos ? produtor deste conhecimento do mundo contempor?neo, o presente estudo analisa a chamada forma??o human?stica dos jornalistas. Os conhecimentos necess?rios ao of?cio de narrar o cotidiano s?o examinados ? luz desta forma??o. Resgatando historicamente o ensino de jornalismo no Brasil, pesquisa-se a evolu??o desta forma??o human?stica ao longo das sucessivas transforma??es do pa?s, para situar num estudo de caso o Curso de Jornalismo da PUC Campinas, no interior do Estado de S?o Paulo. Com o exame dos documentos (projeto pedag?gico, ementas, planos de cursos e textos selecionados) e entrevistas semi-estruturadas com os agentes educacionais envolvidos (professores das disciplinas de forma??o human?stica, da forma??o t?cnica e da forma??o para pesquisa, dire??o do curso e alunos ingressantes e concluintes) problematiza-se a pr?tica efetiva desenvolvida. A pesquisa utiliza-se das ferramentas da an?lise de discurso para, num ir e vir do discurso ? realidade vivida pelos agentes envolvidos, examinar os dados de uma perspectiva dial?tica, salientando as contradi??es entre teoria e pr?tica; inten??es e objetivos; professores e alunos; forma??o t?cnica e forma??o human?stica; objetivos e resultados. Destaca ainda o papel da interdisciplinaridade para a consecu??o dos objetivos propostos com a forma??o human?stica.