Critical Discourse Analysis: War Reporting

Richardson, John

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“…It’s clear that both reporters on the crime beat and the police are playing dominant roles in the production of suicide news in India, with police potentially being a key stakeholder in improving reporting practices. The crime reporter approach to suicide news was described as largely incident based, following a simple format for writing a news story, answering ‘who, what, why, where and when’ [ 35 ], with information and photos provided readily by police officers. Despite the decriminalisation of suicide in India, there appears to be a street-level bureaucracy phenomenon at play.…”

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“It’s a battle for eyeballs and suicide is clickbait”: The media experience of suicide reporting in India

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“…The analysis of the textual features of the MalaysiaKini and Sinar Harian news, which is conducted by the author, will be based on lexical features, sentence construction of texts, and analysis of direct quotations and indirect quotations. Lexical analysis is concerned with the usage of words that may 'convey the imprint of society and value judgment' [31]. This includes the way that people are addressed and how sources are referred to.…”

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Journalism and Democracy: A Study of Online News and Print News Coverage of the 2013 Malaysian General Election

Kasmani¹

2019

Int. j. crisis commun.

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Journalism is seen as an important factor in fostering the conditions necessary for democracy to thrive. Dominant scholarship on journalism has tended to adopt the connection between journalism and democracy as a naturalised part of understanding the value and norms of journalism practices. However, there are considerable differences in how journalists understand their role based on social, cultural, historical and political contexts. This study looks into the coverage of two Malaysian news providers, namely MalaysiaKini which represents online journalism, and Sinar Harian, which represents press journalism in Malaysia. The 13 th Malaysian General Election will be used as a case study. Both news organisations are regarded as models of emerging free and independent journalism practice in Malaysia. Based on Brian McNair's (2003) normative understanding of political journalism, this article attempts to understand how normative expectations of journalism in an emerging democracy such as Malaysia are practised and understood. Findings show that although Sinar Harian provides a more balance coverage and attempts to provide objective reporting of the political reality in Malaysia, MalaysiaKini is more effective in playing the role of a watchdog over ruling authorities.

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“…La présente recherche s’appuie, d’une part, sur les notions clés de l’analyse critique du discours des journaux de presses élaborée par John E. Richardson (2007) qui poursuit les travaux de Norman Fairclough (1995) et la méthodologie CDA (Critical Discourse Analysis).…”

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“…Richardson (2007 : 10) attribue au langage de presse les caractéristiques suivantes : il est social, il est actif, il promulgue l’identité, il est doté du pouvoir, il est politique. Richardson estime que le discours des journaux de presse influence la vie sociale, et cette influence peut être positive ou négative.…”

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L’analyse du discours des journaux de presse français à propos de la crise de migrants en France, en 2016

Spadijer

2020

French Cultural Studies

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UNESCO (2018), souligne le rôle que jouent les médias dans la création des représentations négatives et stéréotypées des migrants. Ce présent article analysera la façon dont la presse écrite française a rapporté les nouvelles concernant la crise de migrants dans le camp de Calais, entre août et décembre 2016. Notre intention est de vérifier de quelle manière les journaux appartenant à des orientations éditoriales variées voire opposées font passer les informations concernant ce groupe de migrants. Comme les journaux se serviraient de différents moyens linguistiques pour faire passer leurs messages tels le choix de vocabulaire, de thèmes, de structures de phrases, la méthodologie de notre recherche s’appuiera sur l’analyse critique du discours ainsi que sur les outils de la lexicométrie. C’est grâce à l’enchevêtrement des procédures de travail que nous avons réussi à révéler différents éléments évaluatifs dont les journaux se serviraient afin de communiquer leurs idéologies.

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Critical Discourse Analysis: War Reporting

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“It’s a battle for eyeballs and suicide is clickbait”: The media experience of suicide reporting in India

“It’s a battle for eyeballs and suicide is clickbait”: The media experience of suicide reporting in India

Journalism and Democracy: A Study of Online News and Print News Coverage of the 2013 Malaysian General Election

L’analyse du discours des journaux de presse français à propos de la crise de migrants en France, en 2016

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