Mortas duas vezes: revitimização midiática de mulheres em coberturas jornalísticas
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2019-05-29
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Universidade Federal de Goiás
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The violence perpetrated against the women based on gender is a social and structural
problem, that manifests it self in many ways, such as physical, sexual, patrimonial,
psychological and moral, according to the Law no 11.340/2006, Maria da Penha Law.
However, there is also a symbolic violence, which acts to maintain the status quo, in which
women are subjugated. In this dissertation there is a discussion on media revictimization
of women in journalistic coverage. Media revitimization occurs when news coverage about
violence against women exceeds the fact, showing details of the victim's intimate life,
details that invade her privacy and/or disqualify and blame her. This leads to a new
violence against this woman, which occurs as a result of the first. This violence practiced
by the media is a symbolic violence, responsible for maintaining a structure of
discrimination, since it occurs in a subtle way and reinforces in the collective imagination
the discrimination against women. Women in the plural, because discrimination against
women is structured on systems of power intersection, affecting gender, race, class and
sexuality relations. In this perspective, conceptual discussions permeate the fields of
Human Rights, of law, sociology and communication. The documentary material analyzed
demonstrates the neglected occurrence of violence. The results achieved demonstrate
that the regulation of the media and the regulation of the articles of the Constitution of the
Federative Republic of Brazil in 1988 - CF/88 on the media, are a possibility of overcoming
the problem of media revictimization and consequently point to another way of
communication.
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AMARAL, Hillana Souza. Mortas duas vezes: revitimização midiática de mulheres em coberturas jornalísticas. 2019. 207 f. Dissertação (Mestrado em Direitos Humanos) - Universidade Federal de Goiás, Goiânia, 2019.