Discursive links between a radio journalist and his audience in the context of Venezuelan migration in Peru; [Liens discursifs entre un journaliste radio et son auditoire dans le contexte de la migration vénézuélienne au Pérou]; [Vínculos discursivos entre um jornalista de rádio e seu público no contexto da migração venezuelana no Peru]

Hijar D. · Lengua y Sociedad (2025) · DOI: 10.15381/lengsoc.v24i2.31952

Resumen

The relevance of this work lies in the scarcity of research on radio discourse in Peru, particularly from the theoretical-discursive and linguistic perspective adopted in this study. The analysis began with the objective of highlighting the relationships perceived, at the discursive level, between radio broadcaster Manuel Rosas and his audience in the context of Venezuelan migration in Peru. The methodology used is qualitative, with a flexible design. The corpus consisted of nine discourses that were analyzed from a linguistic perspective. The results showed that the discursive links between the broadcaster and his audience occurred, at the ethos level, from a guiding figure who guides and corrects, and, at the scenography level, from the creation of a scenario of closeness and familiarity forged by colloquial elements and collective memory. The main conclusions reached were that there is a regulatory link between ethos and scenography, that both concepts are not neutral, and that their use contributes to the formation of a basic discursive matrix for media discourse studies. © Los autores. Nacional Mayor.

Instituciones: Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos