ROCHA, Paula Melani    AMARAL, Muriel Emídio Pessoa do. Possible dialogues with Clarice Lispector: An inclusive look from historiography to Brazilian journalism. []. , 21, 39, pp.207-225.   31--2021. ISSN 1645-5681.  https://doi.org/10.14195/2183-5462_39_11.

This reflection aims to recognize Clarice Lispector’s journalistic work in the Brazilian press over almost 40 discontinuous years and point out her contribution to the conformation of the field and the historiography of national journalism. Clarice Lispector’s performance is known nationally and internationally, however little explored in Journalism, especially in the history books of the press or even by undergraduate courses in Journalism. The methodological procedures include bibliographical and documentary research on the participation of women in journalism and Clarice’s professional trajectory, in addition to a review of authorial and biographical works. The theoretical foundation involves feminist studies and historiographic studies of the national press. Among the results is the need for research with a feminist bias to recognize a history of inclusive journalism with the participation of women.

: historiography of Journalism; inclusive perspective; feminist epistemology; Clarice Lispector; women.

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