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Este artigo é um estudo de caso exploratório sobre a mediatização da primeira fase de vacinação contra a COVID-19 em Portugal. Analisa qualitativamente dois jornais diários generalistas portugueses – o Público, jornal de referência, e o Jornal de Notícias, jornal popular –, procurando compreender quais as estratégias discursivas utilizadas nas peças informativas sobre vacinação. A análise de discurso de 101 títulos, publicados entre 21 de dezembro de 2020 e 21 de janeiro de 2021, revela que a cobertura noticiosa dos dois jornais recorre essencialmente a duas estratégias discursivas: a politização do acontecimento, configurando uma narrativa que espelha um trabalho jornalístico excessivamente dependente de fontes oficiais; e a promoção de uma narrativa de esperança, contrastante com a narrativa distópica anterior, que dominou os primeiros meses de cobertura da pandemia.
This article is an exploratory case study focusing on the media coverage of the first phase of the Covid-19 vaccination campaign in Portugal. Using a qualitative analysis of two daily generalist newspapers - Público (quality press) and Jornal de Notícias (popular press) - we aim to understand the discourse strategies used on the news pieces about vaccination. The discourse analysis of 101 titles published between the 21st December 2020 and the 21st January 2021 shows that news coverage from both newspapers resorts mainly to two discursive strategies: on the one hand, the politicization of the event, reflecting journalistic procedures excessively dependent on official sources; on the other hand, the enhancement of a narrative of hope that contrasts with the previous dystopian narrative.
This article is an exploratory case study focusing on the media coverage of the first phase of the Covid-19 vaccination campaign in Portugal. Using a qualitative analysis of two daily generalist newspapers - Público (quality press) and Jornal de Notícias (popular press) - we aim to understand the discourse strategies used on the news pieces about vaccination. The discourse analysis of 101 titles published between the 21st December 2020 and the 21st January 2021 shows that news coverage from both newspapers resorts mainly to two discursive strategies: on the one hand, the politicization of the event, reflecting journalistic procedures excessively dependent on official sources; on the other hand, the enhancement of a narrative of hope that contrasts with the previous dystopian narrative.
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Vacinação COVID-19 Mediatização Discurso Narrativa Politização Vaccination Mediatization Discourse Political bias