The Perception of Anti-Semitic Hatred in the Italian Media and Justice System

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Fieldwork in Religion Pub Date : 2023-05-12 DOI:10.1558/firn.25585

G. Buoncompagni

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Abstract

The so-called neo-anti-Semitism, perceived differently by Italian journalists and lawyers, highlights the problem of identity in a multicultural society at the local level, of understanding the Other and (its) history, of the relationship between the public sphere and the networked society: the Jews, due to their unique history of diaspora, have always brought out the dialectic between the particular and the universal in the eyes of the world. This condition further “stretched” hatred in societies, especially anti-Semitic sentiment combined with conspiracy. Therefore, it is necessary for public institutions to understand and investigate contemporary forms of hate. This article will present part of the results of research that investigated the level of perception of journalists and jurists on the phenomenon of anti-Semitism.

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意大利媒体和司法系统对反犹仇恨的看法

意大利记者和律师对所谓的新反犹太主义有不同的看法，强调了地方层面的多元文化社会中的身份问题，理解他者及其历史，公共领域与网络社会之间的关系:犹太人由于其独特的流散历史，总是在世界的眼中提出特殊与普遍之间的辩证法。这种情况进一步“扩大”了社会中的仇恨，特别是与阴谋相结合的反犹太情绪。因此，公共机构有必要了解和调查当代形式的仇恨。本文将介绍调查记者和法学家对反犹太主义现象的看法水平的部分研究结果。

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期刊介绍： Fieldwork in Religion (FIR) is a peer reviewed, interdisciplinary journal seeking engagement between scholars carrying out empirical research in religion. It will consider articles from established scholars and research students. The purpose of Fieldwork in Religion is to promote critical investigation into all aspects of the empirical study of contemporary religion. The journal is interdisciplinary in that it is not limited to the fields of anthropology and ethnography. Fieldwork in Religion seeks to promote empirical study of religion in all disciplines: religious studies, anthropology, ethnography, sociology, psychology, folklore, or cultural studies. A further important aim of Fieldwork in Religion is to encourage the discussion of methodology in fieldwork either through discrete articles on issues of methodology or by publishing fieldwork case studies that include methodological challenges and the impact of methodology on the results of empirical research.