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摘要
摘要本文解构了2002年至2018年日本媒体在《朝日新闻》、《日本新闻》和《日本时报》等英文报纸上对日本领土争端的论述。嵌入批判性地缘政治中，使用词典统计工具AntConc，使用LexisNexis和Kikozu II Visual数据库中的文章进行内容和话语分析。研究结果表明，民族主义的地缘政治想象在所有研究过的报纸中都很受欢迎，这表现在话语中仅使用日本地名的强烈主导地位，以及对支持日本顽固做法而非推动解决方案的关注。
ABSTRACT This paper deconstructs Japanese media discourses of Japan’s territorial disputes in selected newspapers in English – namely The Asahi Shimbun, The Japan News and The Japan Times from 2002 to 2018. Embedded in critical geopolitics, content and discourse analyses were conducted with the lexicostatistical tool AntConc, using articles available in the LexisNexis and Kikozu II Visual databases. The outcomes illustrate that nationalist geopolitical imaginations are popular among all researched newspapers as demonstrated by a strong dominance of solely Japanese toponyms in the discourses as well as a focus on supporting Japan’s obstinate approach rather than promoting solutions.
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