Abstract
This paper approaches expressiveness in the education of journalists in the interfaces of Communication, Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology and Education. Its purpose is to highlight expressiveness in Journalism as a dimension of education and of training in Communication in contemporary times. The methodological approach involves discussing expressiveness in three instances: in the history of Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology practices with journalists; in the characterization of actions in the educational processes of journalists; and in questioning the conceptions and practices regarding its contributions when education is concerned. The study subsidizes a broader understanding of expressiveness in Journalism training: one that is interactive, dialogic and creative, able to deactivate standardization and spectacularization, as well as promoting processes of singularity, subjectivation and professionalization.
Keywords
Communication; Education; Expressiveness; Journalism; Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology