Perception of the Connection between the COVID-19 Pandemic and Climate Change in the Czech Blogosphere

IF 0.4 4区 社会学 Q4 SOCIOLOGY
D. Čermák, Jana Stachová, Matous Pilnacek
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: The article is dedicated to reflecting the links between the climate crisis and the Covid-19 pandemic crisis in the context of Czech social media, specifically on several blogging platforms. The processes leading to the climate and pandemic crises are highly intertwined, based in the way humans interact with the environment on a global scale. However, the circumstances and consequences of both crises, as well as the ways they are dealt with, also share common features. The authors identify such contexts as reflected on blogging platforms by undertaking a qualitative analysis of texts from an interpretative phenomenological perspective. Climate scepticism is connected to pandemic scepticism, on the one hand, and to acceptance of the pandemic as a real threat, on the other hand. Conversely, acceptance of the climate crisis can be associated with both acceptance of the pandemic and pandemic scepticism.
捷克博客圈对新冠肺炎大流行与气候变化之间联系的认知
本文致力于在捷克社交媒体背景下,特别是在几个博客平台上,反映气候危机与Covid-19大流行危机之间的联系。基于人类在全球范围内与环境的相互作用,导致气候危机和大流行病危机的进程是高度交织在一起的。然而,这两次危机的情况和后果,以及它们的处理方式,也有共同的特点。作者通过从解释现象学的角度对文本进行定性分析,确定了博客平台上反映的这种语境。一方面,气候怀疑主义与大流行怀疑主义有关,另一方面,与接受大流行是一种真正的威胁有关。相反,接受气候危机可能与接受大流行和对大流行的怀疑联系在一起。
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1.00
自引率
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期刊介绍: Sociologický časopis je recenzovaný vědecký časopis publikující původní příspěvky k poznání společnosti od českých i zahraničních autorů. Vychází od roku 1965. Časopis přináší stati zabývající se otázkami teoretické sociologie, články zkoumající transformační jevy a sociální procesy probíhající v postkomunistických společnostech, přehledové články zpracovávající vývoj v široké paletě oborů sociologie a příbuzných sociálních věd, informace ze sociologických výzkumů.
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