Locução radiofônica de gols na Copa do Mundo 2014: análise de sentidos atribuídos por interlocutores

Abstract

the last three decades, the Brazilian Speech Therapy has published studies on the voice of broadcasters, however the literature is sparse when it comes to the sports announcer, particularly that broadcasting football matches, despite being this one of the modalities narration of the most demanding voice and reflecting much of this emotion when the phrase. Objective: To analyze the meanings attributed by parties from listening to the radio voiceover goals during the World Cup 2014. Method: This research, cross-cutting, included the recording of the radio voiceover games in which Brazil participated, held by announcer reference in its field, recognized in the southeastern region. The collection was done in the days and hours established by the official calendar of the games by the International Football Federation. Following the passages concerning the expression of 30 goals collected were edited and subjected to acoustic analysis through Praat software, where it was registered the duration parameter. In sequence, after summoned by mailing, 123 subjects of both sexes participated as judges and evaluated through the Google Drive ® search tool, the narrations of the goals second six possible directions that could be expressed by the voice during the phrase matches: surprise, fear, joy, victory, excitement and anger. The descriptive analysis of data through absolute and relative frequencies was held, measures of central tendency (mean and median) dispersion (standard deviation, minimum and maximum). Results: The mean age of the 123 judges, was 32.85 years, ranging from 22-61 years and 74.0% were male. The average length of the goals was 50.93 seconds long when in favor 59.14, compared to 43.75 against. The analysis of the correlation of the senses to the length of the word goal identified that way joy, victory and enthusiasm had strong positive correlation. For goals occurred in the second half, the surprise effect was positive and strong correlation, joy, moderate and positive correlation, and moderate and negative fear, to the goals for the meaning joy also showed strong positive correlation statistically significant with the issue of word goal. As for the goals against which occurred in the second half, the surprise effect presented strong positive correlation. Conclusion: The duration of the goal word produced by the same speaker in different matches of the World Cup 2014, was recorded in long when checked for, and enabled the listener to identify different emotions mainly related to the senses of joy, victory, enthusiasm , surprise and fear