Print news as narrative

Fulton, Helen; Huisman, Rosemary; Murphet, Julian; Dunn, Anne

doi:10.1017/cbo9780511811760.016

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“…It is well documented that straight news stories about science and technology in the mass media are framed to fit particular narratives and agendas (Friedman et al, 1986;Nelkin, 1987;Lewenstein, 1995;Gregory and Miller, 1998;Green, 2001;Fulton, 2005). This article demonstrates that journalistic values and patterns evident in the mass media also apply to news coverage in scientific journals.…”

Section: Scientific Journals As News Mediamentioning

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Stem-Cell Spin: Covering the Hwang Affair inScienceandNature

Kjærgaard

2011

Science as Culture

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Section: Scientific Journals As News Mediamentioning

confidence: 76%

Stem-Cell Spin: Covering the Hwang Affair inScienceandNature

Kjærgaard

2011

Science as Culture

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“…Our decision to focus on online news media reflects their pivotal role in circulating information and opinions, especially during the pandemic. Narrative analysis can be applied to the contents of online news since the stories told in that media present a linear order of events together with a set of cause-effect mechanisms while depicting a social phenomenon (Fulton, 2005;Hansen, 2020;Mitchelstein and Boczkowski, 2009;Pasquinelli and Trunfio, 2020). Hence, by choosing a narrative approach, we acknowledge its strengths in exploring a social phenomenon through its representation (Czarniawska, 2004;Riessman, 1993).…”

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Reconnecting the space of tourism and citizenship: the case of tourists’ hubris

Tomassini

Schreurs

Cavagnaro

2021

JTF

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Purpose The rapid growth of tourism prior to the COVID-19 pandemic prompts the need for critical reflection of tourism’s “local-global” responsibility in the wake of that pandemic. Conceptually driven by the ancient Greek notion of hubris, this study reflects on the perception of tourists as actors disconnected from citizens’ necessities, safety and well-being. In so doing we develop further knowledge on the relationship between the spaces of tourism and citizenship and how this might build a sustainable future-proof tourism. Design/methodology/approach Data were collected daily for two weeks via three Google Alert queries set to mine Italian online news media contents immediately after the Italian Government’s adoption of mobility restrictions due to COVID-19. This study uses a thematic narrative analysis to examine the contents related to tourists during the COVID-19 outbreak. Findings The exploratory findings reveal how tourists are largely presented as taking over the space of local residents and, by breaking the rules set by national and local authorities, as disregarding those residents’ safety and well-being. Hence, they appear disconnected from any sense of belonging to a local or global community, and from a space to which they owe a duty of care. Originality/value By framing tourists as hubristic subjects ontologically belonging to a neoliberal leisure space disentangled from the citizenship space, this study establishes a novel theoretical grounding from which a sustainable future-proof tourism that is rooted in citizenship space can be rethought.

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“…Nesses termos, se a mídia transforma a vida diá-ria numa história que, sob a máscara da imparcialidade, alimenta a crença em verdades universais e objetivas (Fulton, 2005b), a ACD mostra-se bastante fecunda no sentido de mostrar como isso ocorre. Para tanto, deve o analista, partindo da superfície linguística do texto, chegar ao discurso, apreendendo as relações ideológicas em jogo e observando como elas trabalham na constituição do que pode/não pode ser dito e na construção da imagem dos grupos sociais em conflito.…”

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Narrando a história atual: a construção da imagem dos grupos sociais em conflito nas manifestações de junho de 2013 no Brasil

Campos¹,

Melo²,

Sampaio³

2016

Calidoscópio

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Este é um artigo de acesso aberto, licenciado por Creative Commons Atribuição 4.0 Internacional (CC BY 4.0), sendo permitidas reprodução, adaptação e distribuição desde que o autor e a fonte originais sejam creditados. Instituto de Ensino Superior Presidente Tancredo de Almeida NevesRESUMO -O presente trabalho tem por objetivo analisar, por meio de categorias dos modelos mentais de evento, conforme van Dijk -no caso, participantes e ações -, como os grupos sociais envolvidos nos protestos, ocorridos em junho de 2013, no Brasil, são representados nas narrativas midiáticas e como essa representação contribui ou não para a credibilidade desses protestos e, consequentemente, para a construção da imagem dos grupos envolvidos no conflito. Para sua realização, filiamo-nos ao quadro teórico da Análise Crítica do Discurso (ACD), proposto por van Dijk, com o objetivo de compreender o funcionamento discursivo das narrativas midiáticas na construção da imagem desses grupos, nas seguintes revistas semanais de informação: Veja, Isto É, Época e Carta Capital. Nossas análises revelaram-nos como os posicionamentos ideológicos dos locutores das narrativas possibilitam a divisão desses grupos em NÓS e ELES, de acordo com óticas particulares sobre o evento em questão.Palavras-chave: manifestações, narrativas, discurso midiático.ABSTRACT -The present paper aims at analyzing the representation of social groups involved in the protests in June 2013, in Brazil, trough the study of categories of mental model of events, as van Dijk -in case, participants and his actions -in media narratives. Through this analysis, the study aims to understand how the representation of these groups contributes or not to the credibility of the protests and to build the image of the groups involved in the conflict. Within the theoretical framework of Critical Discourse Analysis (ACD), proposed by van Dijk, this article aims to investigate the discursive function of media narratives in the construction of image of these groups in the following magazines: Veja, Isto É, Época and Carta Capital. The analysis of these articles revealed how ideological positions of narrative's subjects enable the division of these groups in US and THEM, based on particular visions about the event.

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Print news as narrative

Cited by 16 publications

References 30 publications

Stem-Cell Spin: Covering the Hwang Affair inScienceandNature

Stem-Cell Spin: Covering the Hwang Affair inScienceandNature

Reconnecting the space of tourism and citizenship: the case of tourists’ hubris

Narrando a história atual: a construção da imagem dos grupos sociais em conflito nas manifestações de junho de 2013 no Brasil

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