Retórica mediática e migração. As representações da migração nas narrativas pós 9/11 do New York Times
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https://doi.org/10.16921/chasqui.v0i138.3630Palavras-chave:
ilegal, mexicanos, notícias, Estados Unidos, discurso, terrorismoResumo
Como instituição cultural, a imprensa desempenha um papel fundamental na documentação e criação da imagem pública dos migrantes. Este artigo analisa dois eixos temáticos na narrativa pós 9/11 do New York Times sobre migração. A imagem que foi criada durante o ano seguinte aos ataques terroristas apresenta, por um lado, o migrante mexicano como potencial terrorista e, por outro lado, a migração como um problema global. É fundamental problematizar a retórica sobre a migração contemporânea, inserindo-a nas raízes ideológicas que definiram aquele momento e no marco histórico da relação México-Estados Unidos. A retórica da mídia pós 9/11 contribuiu para o surgimento de uma nova agenda internacional ao globalizar essa representação.Referências
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