Pub Date : 2022-01-02DOI: 10.1080/23753234.2022.2036622
Terézia Rončáková
Abstract The shock associated with the outbreak of the first wave of the Covid-19 pandemic affected the lives of everyone—and religious communities were no exception. Closed churches, bans on public worship, cancelled events, rapid changes to pastoral modes—many of these stories, quite naturally, captured media interest. This study provides an analysis of the image of Christian churches (and in particular the Catholic Church, which is the largest and most influential) as presented in the media in Central Europe, more specifically, in Slovakia and the Czech Republic. Through a content analysis based on the concepts of frames and topoi, the study focuses on how the media presented the activities of the churches and the relation between church and government authorities during the pandemic. Based on a sample of 491 media texts published over the period of five months (February–June 2020) in four mainstream secular print/online media, our conclusions point to a predominantly positive image of Christian churches in the media—with the churches being perceived as cooperative, creative, and responsible, pursuing the common good and offering a prophetic interpretation of a difficult situation. On the other hand, fanaticism, fundamentalism, and non-cooperation were presented by the Slovak and Czech media as phenomena more frequently happening in other countries.
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Pub Date : 2022-01-02DOI: 10.1080/23753234.2022.2043712
P. Donati
Abstract The pandemic has caused social relations to emerge as the leading players in our lives. This translation of a chapter from the book Dopo la pandemia. Rigenerare la società con le relazioni [After the pandemic: Regenerating society with relations] explores the differences between interpersonal relations and role relations, showing the insufficiency of Modernity’s understanding of the social fabric. It describes the acceleration of digitalization and its consequences on social relations, assessing the long-term challenges and showing that it is necessary to build up a new culture of relations that make for a good life.
摘要疫情使社会关系成为我们生活中的主要参与者。这是对《大混乱》一书中一章的翻译。Rigenerare la societàcon le relazioni[疫情后：用关系再生社会]探讨了人际关系和角色关系之间的差异，显示了现代性对社会结构理解的不足。它描述了数字化的加速及其对社会关系的影响，评估了长期挑战，并表明有必要建立一种有助于美好生活的新的关系文化。
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Pub Date : 2022-01-02DOI: 10.1080/23753234.2022.2042344
Norberto González Gaitano, E. López-Escobar, Manuel Martín Algarra
We have chosen Walter Lippmann’s Public Opinion for an extended book review – the only one to be published in this special issue on the impact of the coronavirus on religious social life – for two main reasons: it is considered a classic in communication studies, and, in our view, it provides us with a lens that gives us a longer perspective through which to view the confused and confusing situation in the public sphere resulting from the catastrophe that the Covid-19 pandemic has caused. The time is opportune to revisit this landmark book. It is not the first time that the book has lately been revisited in other communications journals. Petersen (2003, 258) wrote in Journalism defending Lippmann’s support for democracy, in spite of his strong criticism of the myth of a democracy ruled by the sovereignty of the informed citizen and his proposal of delegating to experts the task and challenge of collecting the relevant information about social life and giving it to the statesmen who really decide. Petersen rightly ends his review of Lippmann’s book with a keen question:
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Pub Date : 2022-01-02DOI: 10.1080/23753234.2022.2040373
María-José Pou-Amérigo
Abstract This paper focuses on media representation of the Catholic Church during the first months of the coronavirus pandemic in Italy and Spain. The purpose is to know when and how the Catholic Church starred in the news; how its actions were presented, and using which frames. The work analyses the coverage of the Church in Corriere della Sera and El País between January and May 2020 and connects the deductive process (news frames by Semetko and Valkenburg) with the inductive process (setting common places or topoi) in order to get a better understanding of the news-framing. Findings show that both newspapers gave prevalence to news about the charitable work of the Catholic Church during the pandemic instead of about conflict with the political authorities because of restrictive measures. When it comes to the relationship with civil institutions, a positive image of the Church was offered, one that portrayed her as ready to collaborate and apply the preventive measures recommended by the health authorities. The positive perception is more frequent than the negative one when there are dualities in the topoi that are found in the interpretation of the facts.
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Pub Date : 2022-01-02DOI: 10.1080/23753234.2022.2031236
Bienvenido León, I. López-Goñi, Ramón Salaverría
Abstract Following the declaration, in March 2020, of the Covid-19 pandemic, there was an escalation of disinformation, involving multiple actors and reaching global dimensions. In this article, we analyze the possible causes and characteristics of the spread of disinformation on this issue. Disinformation about science can be explained by the distance that separates scientific knowledge from common knowledge and the difficult relationship between science and the media. The pandemic has multiplied the number of scientific publications and has accelerated publication rates, which has contributed to the dissemination of provisional, erroneous, or totally false information. A process of politicization has also developed, which has led to misinformation. In addition, the need to confront this health crisis has led society to demand accurate information from science, despite the fact that in many cases there is only uncertainty. The experience of this pandemic highlights the importance of providing citizens with accessible and rigorous knowledge that creates confidence in science. To achieve this, it is necessary to have specialized professionals capable of providing rigorous information, not only on the results but also on the research processes.
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Pub Date : 2022-01-02DOI: 10.1080/23753234.2022.2042345
Norberto González Gaitano
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Pub Date : 2022-01-02DOI: 10.1080/23753234.2022.2031237
Alfredo García Luarte
ABSTRACT IN ENGLISH The following article seeks to identify the image of the Catholic Church projected by the newspapers La Nación (Argentina), La Tercera (Chile), El Comercio (Peru), El Tiempo (Colombia), and Excélsior (Mexico) during the first ten months of the Covid-19 pandemic. In order to achieve this objective, a qualitative and quantitative analysis methodology was used in the selected journalistic texts where, based on the framing method and common places (topoi), we sought to establish the role played by the Church and religious organizations during the health crisis. The relevance of this study lies in the fact that it allows us to understand the way in which the press presented the actions of the Church during the coronavirus emergency, what were the emphases and the underlying arguments used by the media. This contributes to the analysis of the communicative processes of the Church in periods of crisis, processes that involve its authorities, the faithful and society as a whole.
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Pub Date : 2022-01-02DOI: 10.1080/23753234.2022.2032781
G. Iacovitti
Abstract Until a few decades ago, the world of information exchanges consisted mainly of interpersonal and mass communications. With the development of the global network, the Internet of Things, etc., new types of information flows have been established. Today they include the collection of huge amounts of data and their analysis with artificial intelligence techniques. Moreover, the global network is being populated by new communicating subjects equipped with artificial intelligence. These phenomena imply unprecedented problems for individuals and society, which postulate urgent regulatory interventions. In this scenario, the aim of this paper is to give a simplified but accurate idea of what is behind technological developments.
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Pub Date : 2021-07-03DOI: 10.1080/23753234.2021.1961593
Paolo Prato
Abstract Music has maintained a long relationship with cult since ancient times, contributing to its efficacy and strengthening a communitarian identity. The advent of Christianity marked a sensible change in the way music was used, pioneering the very idea of listening as absolute, later extended to Western art music. The spread of popular music in the twentieth century impacted on religion too and the Christian world was particularly affected from the Second Vatican Council on, both within liturgy and in secular activities. A strong impulse to legitimate and even welcome sounds and practices from pop and rock culture was given by John Paul II, in 1997 during a concert featuring the future Nobel Prize Winner Bob Dylan. The article explores this changing relationship from an interdisciplinary perspective, borrowing from history, musicology, anthropology, sociology, theology, and cultural studies, as suggested by the ‘media, religion and culture’ approach. The first part reviews the historical steps leading to contemporary soundscape with respect to religion. The second part focuses on three case-studies, each representing a distinct point of view: that of traditional music revived, centered on collectivity; that of auteur music, centered on the power of the word; that of crossover pop, aimed at offering an aesthetic experience.
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Pub Date : 2021-07-03DOI: 10.1080/23753234.2021.1968768
Pablo Garzón García
ABSTRACT IN ENGLISH This article begins by explaining, based on the documents of the Magisterium of the Church, the ontological link between the ministerial priesthood and communication. It goes on to show the results of a survey carried out in Spanish seminaries on the current state of academic formation of seminarians in this area. The study highlights the contrast between the positive sensitivity towards the subject and the lack of implementation of concrete projects since very few seminaries currently have a course on communication. After suggesting the causes of this imbalance, some lines of action are proposed to correct the training deficiencies in this field. Although the central part of the article is based on the Spanish case, we believe that most of the reflections are universally applicable.
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