O enquadramento midiático como chave de leitura da contemporaneidade: o “Caso Yoki” narrado pela Folha online e O Globo online

Abstract

In this thesis we make an analysis of the narratives published by the Folha Online and O Globo online on the event named by the media as "Caso Yoki", posted in the first ten days of June 2012. The case relates to the killing of Marcos Matsunaga by his wife Elize Matsunaga on 19 May 2012. Aims to identify, through analysis content, the frameworks that prevailed in the studied subjects. Part from the assumption that the way the event was presented by the sites reveals features that characterize contemporary society. It could be observed through the analysis undertaken, the portals framed the event from predominantly descriptive narratives, based on solid statements made by institutional sources, especially those relating to the legal institution. The focus of journalistic texts posted by vehicles considered fell on the investigations into the case. Note the absence of narratives to present contextual and analytical reflections on the event. The portals seem to drive the narrative on the case for a final outcome. These findings corroborate the hypothesis that contemporary Western society seems to be moving away from philosophical reflections and aligning the commodification of spectacular, ephemeral and immediate information content of character.