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A proposta deste trabalho e analisar narrativas imageticas produzidas e veiculadas em ambiente digital (site, Instragram e Facebook) e impresso (revista trimestral) do projeto de divulgacao cientifica Minas Faz Ciencia, apos o rompimento da barragem de Fundao, em Mariana. O conjunto do material denominado Dossie Rio Doce apresenta estudos desenvolvidos por cientistas de universidades e centros de pesquisa mineiros para recuperacao da bacia do Rio Doce. O Dossie, conceitualmente, e uma narrativa multimidia e multimodal que privilegiou o uso de imagens e esse e o ponto principal da analise proposta: compreender a importância das imagens na construcao de narrativas jornalisticas, tanto no ambiente digital, quanto em suporte impresso. A analise proposta foi realizada a partir do conceito de imagem adotado por Martine Joly (2012), para quem imagem e algo que, embora nem sempre remeta ao visivel, toma alguns tracos emprestados do visual e depende da producao de um sujeito que a produz ou reconhece. Partindo dai, e considerando como particularidade do objeto analisado a necessidade de transcriacao de informacoes cientificas para um publico diverso, entendemos que o uso de imagens pode contribuir de forma positiva para melhor compreensao das informacoes presentes nos textos verbais publicados nas diversas plataformas. Rio Doce dossier: a possibility of visual reading in a multimedia and multimodal narrative This work aims to analyze the visual narratives in digital and print media of the popular science project Minas Faz Ciencia. The whole of the material called Dossie Rio Doce presents studies concerning the recovery of the Rio Doce drainage basin developed by scientists from universities and research centers of Minas Gerais. The Dossier, in conceptual terms, is a multimedia and multimodal narrative that privileges the use of images and this is the main point of the proposed analysis: to understand the importance of images in the construction of journalistic narratives. The analysis was performed based on the concept of image developed by Martine Joly (2012), who understands image as something that, although not always attached to the visible, takes some features borrowed from the visual and depends on the production of a reader that produces or recognizes. We studied the content produced for Minas Faz Ciencia magazine, website, Instagram and Facebook, in order to understand the “manipulation” of the languages available in each of these media. Based on that, and considering the transcreation of scientific information for a diverse public as a key aspect of the object under investigation, we concluded that each part of this visual report – magazine as flagship, website as paratext and social networks as an element of expansion and circulation – has made a relevant contribution to the dissemination of science. DOI: 10.28998/2317-9945.2020n65p24-40

Dossiê Rio Doce: uma possibilidade de leitura visual em uma narrativa multimídia e multimodal