Jornalismo humanizado: uma análise da produção da repórter Eliane Brum

Abstract

This course conclusion work was dedicated to analyzing how Eliane Brum's journa-listic production is characterized in her reports and the importance of Humanized Journalism. To understand the characteristics of the reporter's work, three major re-ports were analyzed and, in them, a study was carried out mapping the road that the journalist takes to touch the reader's soul and make him immerse himself in the in-terviewees' stories. The methodological aspects used are based on qualitative rese-arch, bibliographical research and content analysis, based on studies by Laurence Bardin. The work aims to: reflect on the importance of humanized journalism in so-ciety; analyze the work of journalist Eliane Brum, from the perspectives of humani-zed journalism and show that humanized reports are like a bridge to bring the reader closer. As a theoretical foundation, the research brings characteristics of journalism, humanized journalism, and the sensitive way in which Eliane Brum sews narratives. The object of study of this work, on which the analysis is developed, consists of three reports: Living mothers from a dead generation, The woman who fed and Ya-nomami mothers beg for the bodies of their babies. To understand and highlight the importance of humanized journalism, the research uses authors who characterize it as a transforming and human way of producing narratives, showing that it is possi-ble to have a sensitive look at the events. The research provides knowledge of a little more about the work of reporter Eliane Brum, emphasizing that her texts speak inti-mately, that it is necessary to have respect for the interviewees' stories, escaping from shallow journalism and going deeper into the reports. It also reveals that, before being a journalist, it is necessary to be human. [resumo fornecido pelo autor]