重新定义澳大利亚老年人:在印刷媒体表现中超越刻板印象和消费者叙事

IF 1.5 3区 文学 Q2 COMMUNICATION Media International Australia Pub Date : 2023-11-01 DOI:10.1177/1329878x231208788
Muhammad Asim Imran
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本文调查了澳大利亚印刷媒体如何通过使用语言和报道技术塑造老年人的身份。该研究通过批判性话语分析的视角审视了2011年至2021年间发表的报纸文章,强调了影响媒体对老年人形象的社会、经济和新闻因素。研究结果表明,经济话语主导着身份的建构,老年人对政府的经济依赖是他们代表性的一个重要因素。该研究展示了报纸如何创造和传播看似免除政府提供老年护理责任的叙述。通过运用费尔克劳的三维方法,本研究展示了媒体是如何将澳大利亚的老年人塑造成消费者或负担的。这项研究强调,印刷媒体需要批判性地反思它们对老年人的表述,避免有害的陈规定型观念,促进积极和多样化的老龄化形象。
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Redefining older Australians: moving beyond stereotypes and consumer narratives in print media representations
This paper investigates how Australian print media shape the identities of older individuals through their use of language and reporting techniques. By examining newspaper articles published between 2011 and 2021 through the lens of critical discourse analysis, the study highlights the societal, economic, and journalistic factors that influence the media's portrayal of older persons. The findings reveal that economic discourses dominate the construction of identities, with the financial reliance of older individuals on the government being a significant factor in their representation. The study demonstrates how newspapers create and disseminate narratives that appear to exonerate the government of accountability for providing aged care. Through the application of Fairclough's three-dimensional approach, this study shows how media constructs older individuals as either consumers or a burden in Australia. This study emphasises the need for print media to reflect critically on their representations of older people, avoiding harmful stereotypes and promoting positive and diverse images of ageing.
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