Journalistic discourse under debate. The construction of common sense
Keywords:
Discourse, Journalism, Common senseAbstract
Certain journalistic discourses are impaired in its function of representing the events that happen in the political, economic and social spheres. This degree of involvement is noted when remote quasi-fictional discursive sequences of real phenomena that describe states are observed. Stories that, in many cases, form pseudo-events, such as the presence of other discursive resources is also evident, as when the use of rumor as a tool appears thus generated. In this work the implications of these phenomena is not examined from the instance of the reception. Instead, it is the development of interpretation, this analysis is proposed, studying with Paul Ricoeur (2012. 156), as one in which "meaning is relayed the beyond itself to a new event of discourse, which is the same interpretation”.
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