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O Direito e as Ciências da Comunicação caminham lado a lado. Ambos se inserem, ditam
e regulam a sociedade.
No entanto, no que toca ao tema do discurso mediático humorístico no campo do Direito,
as dúvidas ainda são muitas. Como pode ser regulado sem implicar restrições à liberdade
de expressão, mas sem permitir abusos na esfera dos alvos do discurso?
Nesta investigação propusemos, em primeiro lugar, a investigação dos dois campos em
separado, fazendo uma teorização das temáticas relevantes para o método investigativo que
iriamos utilizar. E em segundo, conduzimos uma investigação prática, analisando a forma
como o discurso jurídico se posiciona em relação ao discurso mediático humorístico. Para
isso, e com recurso a instrumentos de Análise Discursiva, estudámos duas decisões de
cariz jurídico referentes a textos de discurso humorístico.
A partir desta análise fomos capazes de identificar pontos semelhantes nas quais as
decisões se encoraram: a mensagem e a interpretação da mensagem do discurso mediático
humorístico. Embora as decisões selecionadas difiram na sua resolução, ambas se encoram
na forma como o público é capaz de receber o humor.
Não existe uma resposta única, final e totalmente consensual quanto à problemática. Mais,
qualquer um dos textos que nos serviu de base é passível de discordância. Mas para haver
discordância é necessário que existam reflexões teórico-práticas sobre esta temática social
tão atual e foi precisamente isso que nos levou à realização desta dissertação.
Law and Communication Studies walk side by side. Both insert, dictate, and regulate society. However, when it comes to the subject of humorous media discourse in the field of law, the doubts are still many. How can it be regulated without implying restrictions on freedom of speech, but without allowing abuses in the sphere of the subjects of the discourse? In this research we proposed, firstly, to investigate the two fields separately, making a theorization of the relevant themes for the investigative method we were going to use. And secondly, we conducted a practical investigation, analysing how the legal discourse positions itself in relation to the humorous media discourse. To do so, and using Discourse Analysis tools, we studied two legal decisions referring to humorous discourse texts. From this analysis, and although the decisions are different, we were able to identify similar points in which the arguments for the decisions are based: the message and the interpretation of the message of the humorous media discourse. There is no single, final, and totally consensual answer to the problem. Moreover, any of the texts on which we have based ourselves is liable to disagreement. But for there to be disagreement it is necessary that there are theoretical and practical reflections on this very current social theme and that is precisely what led us to this dissertation.
Law and Communication Studies walk side by side. Both insert, dictate, and regulate society. However, when it comes to the subject of humorous media discourse in the field of law, the doubts are still many. How can it be regulated without implying restrictions on freedom of speech, but without allowing abuses in the sphere of the subjects of the discourse? In this research we proposed, firstly, to investigate the two fields separately, making a theorization of the relevant themes for the investigative method we were going to use. And secondly, we conducted a practical investigation, analysing how the legal discourse positions itself in relation to the humorous media discourse. To do so, and using Discourse Analysis tools, we studied two legal decisions referring to humorous discourse texts. From this analysis, and although the decisions are different, we were able to identify similar points in which the arguments for the decisions are based: the message and the interpretation of the message of the humorous media discourse. There is no single, final, and totally consensual answer to the problem. Moreover, any of the texts on which we have based ourselves is liable to disagreement. But for there to be disagreement it is necessary that there are theoretical and practical reflections on this very current social theme and that is precisely what led us to this dissertation.
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Humor Direito Discurso Análise discursiva Liberdade de expressão Discurso mediático Humour Law Discourse Discourse analyses Freedom of speech Media discourse