Jornalismo, Memória e Amnésia

  • Diana Andringa ULHT

Abstract

Partindo das comemorações do 25 de Abril, questiona-se qual a memória desse aconte - cimento em redacções de onde foram afastados os jornalistas que o viveram – tanto mais que a História não existe na maioria dos cursos de Jornalismo e/ou Comunicação Social em que se formam os jovens jornalistas. Pretexto para uma reflexão sobre as diferenças entre profissionais e Universidades no que toca à formação dos jornalistas e a insistência na necessidade de uma alargada formação de base, com espaço para a História Contemporânea.

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No. 5/6 (2005)
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