objective portrayals
[/əbˈdʒɛktɪv pɔrˈtreɪəlz/]
nounpl: objective portrayals
representações objetivas
1. Depictions or descriptions of people, events, or situations that are presented without personal bias, emotion, or subjective interpretation
The documentary aims to provide objective portrayals of historical events rather than propaganda.
O documentário visa fornecer representações objetivas dos eventos históricos em vez de propaganda.
2. Factual and impartial presentations in media, literature, or communication that are based on verifiable information
Journalists strive for objective portrayals to maintain credibility with their audience.
Os jornalistas lutam por representações objetivas para manter credibilidade com seu público.
3. Visual or narrative depictions free from subjective judgment, opinion, or distortion
The novel was criticized for lacking objective portrayals of its characters.
O romance foi criticado por carecer de representações objetivas de seus personagens.
In both Brazilian and American contexts, 'objective portrayals' are highly valued in journalism and media as a professional standard. In Brazil, the concept is particularly important given discussions about media bias and representation of marginalized communities. The term reflects a commitment to factual reporting and fair representation, principles emphasized in professional codes of ethics for journalists and communicators in both cultures.
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