土耳其被俘获的媒体生态中的事件统治、情感至上与抵抗

IF 0.4 0 HUMANITIES, MULTIDISCIPLINARY
Ergin Bulut
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摘要

土耳其政府利用媒体建立了“多事主义”,即一种“逐事执政”的政权,以管理公众注意力并扰乱政治。Eventocracy追求情感至上,这是一种政治情感统治模式,执政的正义与发展党将自己定位为自以为是的国家力量。通过一系列事件,它将反对派的不满视为国家威胁。罗博斯基大屠杀和卡巴塔什事件这两个具体事件表明,政府是如何动员激烈的争论和耸人听闻的叙事,往往带有性别歧视和种族主义的至上色彩,以情感上耗尽反对派。作为回应,公民在低预算街头采访中制作的叙事和说唱艺术家在歌曲中创作的叙事都在挑战这种情感至上,这表明机构媒体的捕捉充其量仍然很脆弱。通过情感重新定义媒体捕捉有助于我们重新思考国家作为政治危机的关键媒体生产者和执行者,同时质疑事实核查在威权主义背景下是一种对立的风格。
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Eventocracy, Affective Supremacy and Resistance in Turkey’s Captured Media Ecology
The Turkish government has captured media to build ‘eventocracy’, a regime of ‘ruling by event’ to manage public attention and disrupt politics. Eventocracy strives for affective supremacy, a mode of political-emotional domination where the ruling AKP positions itself as the self-righteous national power. Through a chain of events, it casts the opposition’s grievances as national threats. Two specific events, the Roboski Massacre and the Kabataş Incident, demonstrate how the government has mobilized bitter arguments and sensational narratives with often sexist and ethnicist undertones of supremacy to affectively deplete the opposition. In response, narratives produced by citizens in low-budget street interviews and rap artists in songs contest this affective supremacy, revealing that institutional media capture remains fragile at best. Reframing media capture through affect helps us rethink the state as a key media producer and performer of political crises while questioning fact-checking as an oppositional style across authoritarian contexts.
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Middle East Journal of Culture and Communication
Middle East Journal of Culture and Communication HUMANITIES, MULTIDISCIPLINARY-
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期刊介绍: The Middle East Journal of Culture and Communication provides a transcultural academic sphere that engages Middle Eastern and Western scholars in a critical dialogue about culture, communication and politics in the Middle East. It also provides a forum for debate on the region’s encounters with modernity and the ways in which this is reshaping people’s everyday experiences. MEJCC’s long-term objective is to provide a vehicle for developing the field of study into communication and culture in the Middle East. The Journal encourages work that reconceptualizes dominant paradigms and theories of communication to take into account local cultural particularities.
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