Heroes or Villains? Memetic Communication of Politics in Poland in Times of COVID-19 Crisis

Róża Norström, Paweł Sarna
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This study presents how politics was portrayed and narrated through memes in Poland during the COVID-19 pandemic. Our findings confirm that memes were indicators of opinions and an expression of a collective identity, which could contribute to sociopolitical polarization by creating “enemy” images of disliked politicians as “villains”.
英雄还是恶棍?COVID-19 危机时期波兰的政治记忆传播
本研究介绍了在 COVID-19 大流行期间,波兰是如何通过备忘录来描绘和叙述政治的。我们的研究结果证实,记忆体是意见的指标,也是集体身份的表达,它可以通过将不喜欢的政治家塑造成 "恶棍 "的 "敌人 "形象来促进社会政治两极分化。
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