A presença do repórter e personagem: elementos do jornalismo gonzo nas reportagens do planeta extremo

Abstract

This undergraduate thesis analyses the transformations of narratives in contemporary television journalism, focusing on gonzo journalism and the reporter's presence as a character in the report. The research investigates how subjectivity, lived experience, and the journalist's active participation influence the construction of the audiovisual narrative and the audience's connection to events, using as an object of analysis two reports from the "Planeta Extremo" segment, presented by Clayton Conservani on the TV Globo program "Esporte Espetacular". Based on the concepts of literary journalism, New Journalism, gonzo journalism, and performance, the study seeks to identify characteristic elements of this narrative style and discuss the impacts on credibility, objectivity, and viewer engagement. It concludes that subjectivity and information are not necessarily opposing elements, but can coexist in the construction of more engaging, human, and meaningful narratives. [resumo fornecido pelo autor]