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Studies of journalism have at least a century of regular scientific production, although their place in the academic world still depends on institutional disputes and questions about its constitution as a theoretical framework, discipline or field of study. If, on one hand, the discussion has epistemological roots regarding elements which give strength, density and convergence to theories, it is also possible to conduct this reflection looking at the historical formation and configuration of these studies. The purpose of this article is to make a double movement through journalism studies: understanding this historical movement, its roots and trajectories; then consider a contemporary perspective, based on questions about its disciplinarity. This work operates a theoretical and conceptual systematization of more general trends of these studies, based on a reference bibliography in journalism.

Novas perspectivas para uma sistematização das teorias do jornalismo