A reinvenção do jornalismo literário no formato podcast: uma análise discursiva foucaultiana de "Praia dos Ossos"

Abstract

This research seeks to analyze the podcast Praia dos Ossos, which reconstitutes the story of Ângela Diniz, a woman from the high society of Minas Gerais, murdered by Doca Street in 1976 at Praia dos Ossos in Búzios. The objective of this research is to analyze, through the discursive perspective proposed by Michel Foucault (2004) – using, more specifically, the concepts of enunciation, archive and discursive formation – how the podcast conferred a discursive dimension to journalistic production. Through the analysis of the statements "legitimate defense of honor" (first judgment) and "who loves does not kill" (second judgment), the research presents the transformation of discourses by contextualizing and deepening the events. The research also highlights the reinvention of the genre of literary journalism in the podcast format, exposing sexist aspects and the power relations present in society. The podcast emerges as a powerful tool to bring out memories and reflections on the role of media and discourse in the social construction of historical narratives.