La comunicazione di Matteo Salvini durante la pandemia: l’immigrazione e la delegittimazione dell’avversario politico

Q3 Social Sciences
D. Lucchesi
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Abstract

Following the critical discourse analysis approach, this article intends to highlight how the anti-immigration perspective is (re)produced within the Facebook page of the Italian political leader Matteo Salvini during the pandemic scenario between March 2020–March 2021. Quantitative and qualitative analysis have been applied to Salvini’s posts and users’ comments aiming at identifying the linguistic strategies that contribute to instrumentalizing the emergency and aim to reinforce the process of “securitization” of national borders as well as the re-legitimation of national identities. Findings suggest that the main discursive strategies used by the political leader do not include migrants as a danger for the spread of the virus. Rather, Salvini systematically organized the migratory narration on negative campaigning blaming political opponents and recontextualized the moralization of borders. The contribution helps to reveal how the anti-migration discourse is reproduced during the COVID-19 outbreak and how the politicization of the migration serves as a context for the normalization of migrant’s exclusion.
马特奥·萨尔维尼在大流行期间发表的声明:移民和政治对手的非法化
本文采用批判性话语分析方法,旨在强调在2020年3月至2021年3月的大流行情景中,意大利政治领导人马泰奥·萨尔维尼(Matteo Salvini)的Facebook页面如何(重新)产生反移民观点。我们对萨尔维尼的文章和用户评论进行了定量和定性分析,旨在找出有助于将紧急情况工具化的语言策略,并旨在加强国家边界的“证券化”进程,以及国家身份的重新合法化。研究结果表明,政治领导人使用的主要话语策略没有将移民视为病毒传播的危险因素。相反,萨尔维尼系统地组织了关于指责政治对手的负面竞选的移民叙事,并将边界的道德化重新置于语境中。这篇文章有助于揭示在2019冠状病毒病爆发期间,反移民话语是如何复制的,以及移民政治化如何成为排斥移民正常化的背景。
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Studies in Communication Sciences
Studies in Communication Sciences Social Sciences-Communication
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