Enunciative journalistic contracts

a historical path through the semi-anthropological bias of mediatization

Abstract

This article proposes to approach, in a diachronic perspective, the changes occurred in the enunciative journalistic contracts for each media phenomenon, which is driven by the emergence and social institutionalization of a new technology. Critical-analytical, the text performs a literature review in order to demonstrate how the semi-anthropological bias of mediatizacion, defended by Eliseo Verón, consists of an alternative to trace the social history of the media in view of the changes in the statements of journalism. The present study consists of three parts: theoretical discussion on mediatization; a semi-anthropological view of changes in journalism and, finally, the implications of media phenomena (advent of the mobile press, photography, radio, television and internet) in journalistic enunciation.