Journalist and calibanes: the students answer to the diary
Keywords:
Communication media, young, discourse, violenceAbstract
In August 2012, one of the most important morning newspaper of Córdoba (Argentine) published a news about assumption local school´s students«fight championships» that had occurred after class. This article occupied the central site on the newspaper´s cover and replicated widely in other media. The text take part in the discursive framework that considerate youth as subjects of violence, and subsidiarity, subjects that had lack of social relevant interests. From the school Communication´s Area, critical reflection took place and it was about the significant used to describe the students. Besides, a meeting was arranged with students, teachers and newspaper´s authorities. This event allows us to question our own condition of citizens in faced of communication media, even though this exercises of demand don´t turn into a regular practice.Downloads
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