A paixão clubística no Rio Grande do Sul: um traço da identidade local presente nas linhas e nas entrelinhas das colunas de Zero Hora e Correio do Povo

Abstract

The paper makes an analysis of the material opinionated about soccer in two newspapers of Porto Alegre, Zero Hora and Correio do Povo, focusing on chronic around disputes between Grêmio and Internacional, and also interviews with the authors of the selected columns. The goal is to detect and deal with journalists chosen mobilizing passion involved in football, translated into passion for the clubs, and cultural contexts that are triggered in this process. In Rio Grande do Sul, the intensification between its two main club is within the cultural constructions of which presuppose, participates chronic sports produced by leading newspapers. Research works with concepts based on studies of journalistic genres, the tribe and the journalistic community formulated by Nelson Traquina and circuit communication with their codes, present in studies of Stuart Hall. In the field of journalistic practice thoughts of ethics are discussed, with emphasis on Eugenio Bucci and discourse as genre Marcia Benetti. Contributions from other areas that encompass football are also drawn from studies by Roberto da Matta, Fausto Neto and Ronaldo Helal, among other authors. It is believed that the proposal will contribute to the understanding of journalistic procedures in this area, the construction of their opinions and complexities of passionateness mined territory and the exercise of criticism on sports journalism in order to qualify their processes.