Análise da Transitividade da Cobertura Eleitoral em Jornais On-line da Malásia e Paquistão: Um Estudo com Análise Crítica do Discurso e Perspectiva da Linguística Sistemática Funcional
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Online Newspapers, News Institutions, Hard News, Election Coverage by Online Newspapers, Malaysian and Pakistani Online Newspapers, Critical Discourse Analysis (CDA), Systematic Functional Linguistics (SFL), Transitivity AnalysisResumo
A linguagem do jornal é emergida por crenças, práticas de fala e escrita (Joseph, 2006). Para analisar o significado oculto por trás do texto dos jornais do período eleitoral de 2018 na Malásia e no Paquistão, a teoria da Análise Crítica do Discurso (CDA) de Norman Fairclough (1995) é aplicada em notícias de 'Malaysiakini', 'The New Straits Times' e jornais on-line mainstream da Malásia), 'Dawn' e 'The News' (como jornais on-line independentes e tradicionais do Paquistão). As datas selecionadas para a análise das notícias são de 2 de maio de 2018 a 15 de maio de 2018 na Malásia; no Paquistão são 18 de julho de 2018 até 31 de julho de 2018, duas semanas cada, respectivamente. Os vinte e cinco (25) relatórios de notícias são selecionados com base em atores sociais sobre a questão "corrupção". Os atores sociais são "Dr. Mahathir Mohamad" e "Najib Razak" da Malásia, enquanto; no Paquistão são "Imran Khan" e "Nawaz Sharif", que são analisados na estrutura semiótica social de van Leeuwen (2005). Os dados são analisados através da Análise de Transitividade da Linguística Sistemática Funcional (SFL) por Halliday, que é baseada no trabalho editado de Matthiessen (2014). Jornais online independentes dos dois países mostraram uma representação liberal e justa para todos os atores sociais, em contraste; As escolhas lingüísticas dos jornais tradicionais estão mais inclinadas a governar interesses políticos privados.
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