China through the lens of neighboring media: a comparative analysis of Pakistani and Indian newspaper coverage of unrest in Hong Kong

Memon, Muhammad Aftab Madni; Hui, Shen; Yousaf, Salman

doi:10.1080/01296612.2021.1975073

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“…It is the ability to understand the main component of the media's article, the ability to access and utilize the media, and the ability to communicate through the media (soumu.go.jp n.d.). In the framing theory, Erving Goffman stated that communication source showing and characterizing an issue and mainly applied to determine how media reshape the information and therefore transforms the responses of people to an overall scope of external stimulation by which individuals develop a specific interpretation of an issue (Memon et al 2019). Since the pandemic began, there has been an increase in social media usage where people started gathering information from there and believing them without first confirming the reliability of the information (Anwar et al 2020).…”

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University Student’s Tendency of Social Stigma Towards Coronavirus Disease in Digital Society (Indonesia and Japan)

Proceedings of the International Conference on Industrial Engineering and Operations Management

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This research compares the level of media literacy, social stigma, and the correlation between media literacy and social stigma in Indonesia and Japan, in order to know the right measures to eliminate the social stigma, as one of the inequality that occured in the pandemic. The research question proposed in this study include: 1) Media literacy correlation with social stigma towards the infected person, 2) The severerity of social stigma towards the infected person, and 3) How to solve the social stigma caused by social media in times of the current digital society. In the era of pandemic, people are not only fear the disease, but also the social stigma it brings. With that in mind, we would like to see whether or not the media literacy have any significance towards the occurence of the social stigma. In this research, we found that people with low media literacy have a bigger chance to have a high social stigma towards the person with COVID-19. The result of this research could also be implemented in the government polocy making to prevent the ostracization of a certain group related to COVID-19.

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University Student’s Tendency of Social Stigma Towards Coronavirus Disease in Digital Society (Indonesia and Japan)

Proceedings of the International Conference on Industrial Engineering and Operations Management

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From “them” to “us”?

Yu,

Feng

2023

JLP

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This study provides an account of how the representation of China has changed diachronically in the South China Morning Post (SCMP), the leading liberal English-language broadsheet in Hong Kong, since the sovereignty transfer in 1997. Adopting a corpus-based approach to critical discourse studies, we analyse two corpora of news reports about China in the newspaper, one for 1997–2000 and the other one for 2015–2018. It is found that the representation of China has changed from very negative representations focusing on human right problems in the first period to largely positive representations centring upon China’s global and economic power in the second period. The changes may suggest that the SCMP has to a certain extent shifted its positioning of China from “them” to “us”, though an ambivalent stance is observed. The ambivalence is discussed in relation to the economic convergence and political divergence between Hong Kong and the Chinese mainland.

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Media coverage of domestic violence-related issues in China

Lin

2024

Media Asia

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China through the lens of neighboring media: a comparative analysis of Pakistani and Indian newspaper coverage of unrest in Hong Kong

Cited by 3 publications

References 53 publications

University Student’s Tendency of Social Stigma Towards Coronavirus Disease in Digital Society (Indonesia and Japan)

University Student’s Tendency of Social Stigma Towards Coronavirus Disease in Digital Society (Indonesia and Japan)

From “them” to “us”?

Media coverage of domestic violence-related issues in China

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