Disputas narrativas em torno de mulheres evangélicas: análise semiótica da representação religiosa no jornalismo a partir da matriz verbal

Abstract

This monograph is dedicated to the analysis of narrative disputes carried out by journalism around evangelical women. Based on the work of AzMina magazine, an independent and feminist media outlet, this monograph seeks to understand efforts to produce new representations of evangelical women. From the perspectives of Peirce's semiotics and Lúcia Santaella's theory of matrices, the work analyzes reports involving evangelical and Christian women, understanding the argumentative reasoning of the speeches and the theses that are raised by the journalists. It is observed that, following the vehicle's editorial line, the speeches highlight a feminist look involving evangelical women, and point to conciliation movements and rapprochement between feminist movements and more conservative women's groups.