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RONDOLETTO, Marta. The subject and the journalistic discourse. Cuad. Fac. Humanid. Cienc. Soc., Univ. Nac. Jujuy [online]. 2001, n.17, pp.403-414. ISSN 1668-8104.

As a social discourse, the journalistic discourse is the product of a communicational specialized practice backed by a historical task that has allowed not only its construction but also the concept of a journalist, always associated with society the political system of society. The journalistic discourse explains the creative subjects practices (the journalist) and it also explains the objects, concepts and strategies in it. Starting from modalities of statements in discourse formation journalistic and televised with a socio-political subject the position the subject has can be established, and it manifest itself in the narrative statements and strategies displayed. The subject function of the narrative statement to the other is performed by individuals up to certain extent different or by only one individual who can have, successively in a stock of narrative statements, different positions and to have the role of different subjects. In this paper the relation journalist / citizen has been attempted to be established.

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