“Só-só-só um sotaquezinho, né?”: análise do caso zé oliveira e reflexões sobre a representação midiática da gagueira

Abstract

This undergraduate thesis aims to discuss, through the participation of radio broadcaster Zé Oliveira, the construction of the communicational link between stuttering, humor and laughter in the framework of the broadcaster on the program Show News, on Radio 96 FM Arapiraca. The research also deals with notes on categories of humor, radio genres and the way in which stuttering is seen in society and addressed in the media. Delimiting stuttering as a funny feature has been a device used in the media. The disorder is presented in a ludicrous, stereotyped and pejorative way. Radio is a means of communication that uses voice to fill much of its content, therefore, it is necessary that the speaker meets certain requirements in speech to offer a coherent role as a broadcaster. Against this pattern, the participation of the stuttering broadcaster has been routine in the program for almost 20 years, and from multiple constructions, he and his speech are used in a humorous way in this space. From this object, this undergraduate thesis analyzes the treatment that the stuttering subject suffers, in addition to drawing a parallel between these agents in order to understand and discuss such ideological predominance between stutter and humor.