The Framing of the “Desolate” in Czech Nationwide Media

Q2 Social Sciences

Politics in Central Europe Pub Date : 2023-09-01 DOI:10.2478/pce-2023-0019

Michaela Fikejzová, Martin Charvát

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Abstract

Abstract The aim of the present study is to analyze the framing of the group of citizens referred to as “desolates” in the Czech nationwide media. Using the method of discourse analysis on a sample of media texts from the period October 2022 – March 2023, we identified two types of framing present in media discourse: (i) frame of desolates as disobedient citizens, (ii) frame of desolates as concerned citizens. Meanwhile, the basic nodal point of this discourse is the enforcement of the social norm of the “correct” and “suitable” citizen, on which both identified frames are based. The two frames interact simultaneously with each other – the former functions to define “desolates” as a socially and politically undesirable phenomenon, while the latter reactively defends “desolates” as “concerned ordinary citizens”.

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捷克国家媒体对“荒凉”的建构

摘要本研究的目的是分析捷克全国性媒体中被称为“荒凉者”的公民群体的框架。利用对2022年10月至2023年3月期间的媒体文本样本的话语分析方法，我们确定了媒体话语中存在的两种框架:(i)作为不服从公民的荒凉框架，(ii)作为关心公民的荒凉框架。与此同时，这一话语的基本节点是“正确”和“合适”公民的社会规范的执行，这两个识别框架都基于此。这两个框架同时相互作用——前者将“荒凉”定义为一种社会和政治上不受欢迎的现象，而后者则积极地将“荒凉”辩护为“有关的普通公民”。

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Politics in Central Europe Social Sciences-Political Science and International Relations

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1.20

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审稿时长

20 weeks

期刊介绍： POLITICS IN CENTRAL EUROPE – The Journal of the Central European Political Science Association is an independent and internationally peer-reviewed scientific journal in political science and international relations. The Journal was established in 2005 as the scientific review that publishes scientific essays, book reviews and information about conferences and other events connected with Central European issues. POLITICS IN CENTRAL EUROPE publishes politics, policy analysis, international relations and other sub-disciplines of political original, peer-reviewed manuscripts that provide scientific essays focusing on issues in comparative science, as well as original theoretical or conceptual analyses. All essays must contribute to a broad understanding of the region of Central Europe. Our goal is to give scholars from Central Europe and beyond the opportunity to present the results of their research.