Journalism and Society: Third Age coverage in Brazilian Press

Authors

  • Pedro Celso Campos
  • Camila Sayuri Kurashima Fontes
  • Carla Grandelli Meassi
  • Daniela Penha Monteiro
  • Camila Franco Morais
  • Gabriela Fernanda Nascimento
  • Bruno César Tozatti Piola
  • Marisa Naomi Sei

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.23925/2176-901X.2010v13i1p%25p

Keywords:

Journalism, Elderly, Citizenship

Abstract

This article intends to inventory the medias that also cover Third Age in Brazil, in view of that all the demographic pointers reveal the accented process of aging of the worldwide population, and therefore of our country. A time that the journalists cannot ignore the changes that occur in the interior of the society, in which it is the main area of performance of the journalism, we want to understand why the Brazilian media still dedicates so little space to this phenomenon of the elderly, in contrast of what occurs in other countries. We ask ourselves, then, if the change in the way of looking at the elderly one would not have to be born inside of the University, through the young who prepare for the exercise of the profession, with citizenship and social concern. In the Course of Journalism of the UNESP/Bauru a group of future journalists is searching this subject, for this they sign this article.

How to Cite

Campos, P. C., Fontes, C. S. K., Meassi, C. G., Monteiro, D. P., Morais, C. F., Nascimento, G. F., Piola, B. C. T., & Sei, M. N. (2011). Journalism and Society: Third Age coverage in Brazilian Press. Revista Kairós-Gerontologia, 13(1). https://doi.org/10.23925/2176-901X.2010v13i1p%p

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