Brasil pelos brasileiros: uma análise sobre a natureza na revista National Geographic Brasil (2000-2004)

Abstract

This final undergraduate thesis aims to analyze the narratives present in the articles of National Geographic Brazil magazine by comparing those written by Brazilian authors with those written by foreign authors. This analysis was made possible by a prior cataloging of the magazines from the years 2000 to 2004, which sought to summarize and optimize this stage of the activity. Through this investigation, the study sought to understand what was being said, the motivations, and the means employed by the authors to do so. To this end, the work is divided into two parts. The first is dedicated to presenting the catalog and its construction, followed by an analysis of these narratives through the examination of texts and photographs. The second part is devoted to reflection and discussion of these themes in the classroom, proposing a didactic sequence to be implemented in High School History classes. Thus, this research primarily aims to contribute to the debate on narratives that intertwine environment and History in National Geographic Brasil.