The synchronous; the diachonic, the eventand the wandering of directions in the analysis of journalistic discourse

Abstract

This ar cle presents a methodology which takes place in both asynchronous and diachronic cu ng in building the corpus of a discourseanalysis (print journalism). t also proposes to consider otherfactors beyond the text to set the journalis c corpus analysis. Argues that the techniques of journalis c objec vity can promotea nega ve impact on reducing the polysemy of the discourse. talso considers that the mee ng of the synchronous (current andsimultaneous saying) with the diachronic (said saying at di erent mes) establishes the scope of the event. The end of each analy cprocess, we propose here, should be considered as an end-duty,full of meanings located in this circuit diachrony-synchrony, butalso full of latent meanings and not explicit - the unsaid that meetsand makes vigorous the incompleteness layered on the seman csdiscourse thickness.