DÉSIR ET EFFET D’OBJECTIVITÉ DANS LA CONSTRUCTION MÉDIATIQUE DE L’ACTUALITÉ POLITIQUE CAMEROUNAISE : UNE ANALYSE DE LA MISE EN RÉCIT DE L’ÉVÉNEMENT DANS LES QUOTIDIENS CAMEROON TRIBUNE ET LE MESSAGER
DESIRE AND EFFECT OF OBJECTIVITY IN THE MEDIA CONSTRUCTION OF POLITICAL NEWS IN CAMEROON: AN ANALYSIS OF THE NARRATIVE OF THE EVENT IN THE DAILY CAMEROON TRIBUNE AND THE MESSENGER
Author(s): Hermann Atiobou Voukeng, Evelyne ToukamSubject(s): Language studies, Media studies, Applied Linguistics, Politics and communication, Theory of Communication
Published by: UNIVERSITATEA »ȘTEFAN CEL MARE« SUCEAVA
Keywords: print media; ethics; opinion desire for objectivity; effect of objectivity;
Summary/Abstract: Journalistic discourse can be objectifying or subjectifying reality depending on the semiolinguistic observables deployed by the enunciator to mediate the news. By focusing on the Cameroonian presidential elections of 2004, 2011 and 2018, we plan to show how the media do not derogate from the principle of ethics in the process of narrating the event. So how do newspapers, in this case the daily Cameroon Tribune (CT) and Le Messager (LM), proceed to highlight the desire and the effect of objectivity? To construct the different meanings, we will use the tools offered by semiotic theory and the linguistic analysis of the press text.
Journal: ANADISS
- Issue Year: 18/2022
- Issue No: 33
- Page Range: 61-73
- Page Count: 13
- Language: French