卷轴文化和威权民粹主义:土耳其和希腊网络新闻如何加剧“难民危机”紧张局势

IF 1.5 2区 文学 Q2 COMMUNICATION Critical Discourse Studies Pub Date : 2022-12-21 DOI:10.1080/17405904.2022.2156568
Lyndon C. S. Way, Dimitris Serafis
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与实体报纸相比,新闻消费者更有可能通过数字新闻媒体和社交媒体“新闻订阅”来获取信息[Ofcom]。(2022)。英国新闻消费:2022年。https://www.ofcom.org.uk/__data/assets/pdf_file/0027/241947/news——消费————-英国- 2022 report.pdf]。在拇指的引导下,我们在新闻媒体的主页上滚动,在新闻提要上滚动,以何种方式获取信息(和娱乐)。(2021。特朗普、表情包和另类右翼:情感上和情感上的批评和赞扬。语言学杂志,25(3),789-809。https://doi.org/10.22363/2687-0088-2021-25-3-789-809)调用“滚动文化”。2020年2月27日,土耳其总统雷杰普·塔伊普Erdoğan宣布,他将不再阻止难民试图从土耳其过境到希腊进入欧洲,从而结束2016年与欧盟达成的协议。作为回应,希腊当局关闭了边境,导致数千名难民聚集。土耳其和希腊的政界人士都将危机归咎于对方,并倾向于两国普遍存在的威权民粹主义言论。两国的在线新闻媒体都报道了这场“危机”。在本文中,我们比较了在社交媒体上广泛分享的在线新闻网站的故事如何倾向于政府威权主义和民粹主义话语。这种比较分析揭示了处于“危机”不同方面的国家如何在促进内部权力结构的同时,表达出激化外部紧张局势的话语。
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Scroll culture and authoritarian populism: how Turkish and Greek online news aggravate ‘refugee crisis’ tensions
ABSTRACT News consumers are more likely to inform themselves through digital news outlets and social media ‘newsfeeds’ than physical newspapers [Ofcom. (2022). News Consumption in the UK: 2022. https://www.ofcom.org.uk/__data/assets/pdf_file/0027/241947/News-Consumption-in-the-UK-2022-report.pdf]. Guided by our thumbs, we scroll through news outlets’ homepages and down newsfeeds for information (and entertainment) in what Way. (2021. Trump, memes and the Alt-right: Emotive and affective criticism and praise. The Russian Journal of Linguistics, 25(3), 789–809. https://doi.org/10.22363/2687-0088-2021-25-3-789-809) calls ‘scroll culture’. On 27 February 2020, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan announced that he would no longer stop refugees trying to cross into Europe from Türkiye to Greece, ending a 2016 agreement with the EU. In response, the Greek authorities closed their border with a resultant congregation of thousands of refugees. Both Turkish and Greek politicians blamed each other for the crisis, leaning on authoritarian populist discourses prevalent in both countries. Online news outlets on both sides of the border covered the ‘crisis’. In this article, we compare how the openings of stories from online news sites that are widely shared on social media lean on governmental authoritarian and populist discourses. This comparative analysis reveals how nations on different sides of a ‘crisis’ articulate discourses that inflame tensions externally whilst promoting internal power structures.
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