O agendamento intermidiático do tráfico de pessoas na novela “Salve Jorge”

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This dissertation aims to analyze the developments of the novel Salve Jorge, written by author Glória Perez and screened by Rede Globo de Televisão, from October 22, 2012 to May 17, 2013, in the print media, more precisely in newspapers Folha de S.Paulo and O Estado de S. Paulo. Besides being one of the favorite subjects and having a relevant aspect in the cultural habit and routine of many Brazilians, the telenovela reflects aspects of reality and the many values that surround us. Marques and Maia (2008) point out that the telenovela, when approaching subjects close to the daily life lived by the viewers, favoring stories that assume a chronic character, allows the transit between the domains of the public and the private, between subjective and collective experiences. The novel Salve Jorge, written by the author Glória Perez bet on the subject of trafficking in persons, and with wide dissemination of the television media, promoted a large scale knowledge and proximity to the subject, including opening up space for adopting measures and coping in many spheres, they are personal, social, legal. Trafficking in persons is a recurring problem, which affects millions of people annually and directly confronts the greater good that is the right to be, "Being Human." And it is in this sense that the present work tends to analyze the transference of the agenda of the subject trafficking in persons, shown in the telenovela Salve Jorge for the newspapers Folha de S.Paulo and O Estado de S. Paulo, in order to answer which was repercussion theme in the media, social and political context. As a methodology will be used the concept of interim scheduling, proposed by the author McCombs (2004).