沙伊地区对抗中的战略叙事建构:以也门内战为例

IF 0.1 Q4 SOCIAL SCIENCES, INTERDISCIPLINARY
İsmail Akdoğan, M. Küpeli, Recep Tayyip Gürler
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摘要

本研究以也门内战(2011-2021)为例,讨论了沙特阿拉伯和伊朗的战略叙事。在两国的地区权力斗争中,两国通过媒体建构了各自针对对方的叙事。沙特阿拉伯和伊朗的战略叙事在三个层面上进行了研究:问题、身份和系统叙事。这项研究旨在确定两国的媒体如何定义也门内战,他们对彼此的身份提及以及他们所设想的区域秩序类型。选择伊朗和沙特阿拉伯的3家国际媒体,进行了为期10年的问题新闻调查。运用定性内容分析技术对新闻文本进行分析。有人指出,通过利用战略叙述作为工具,这两个区域竞争大国在国际舆论面前极力表现出自己的态度和行为是合法的,而另一方是非法的。
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The Construction of Strategic Narrative in the Saudi-Iranian Regional Rivalry: The Case of the Yemeni Civil War
This study discusses strategic narratives of Saudi Arabia and Iran through the example of the Yemeni Civil War (2011-2021). During their regional power struggle, the two countries construct their narratives against each other by means of the media. The strategic narratives of Saudi Arabia and Iran are examined at three levels: issue, identity and system narratives. The research has intended to determine how the media of the two countries define the Yemeni Civil War, the identity references they have made to each other and the type of regional order they have envisioned. An issue-based news survey was conducted a ten-year period by selecting three international media outlets of Iran and Saudi Arabia. The news texts were analyzed by applying the qualitative content analysis technique. . It was observed that by using the strategic narrative as a tool, the two regional rival powers made a great effort to present their attitudes and behavior as legitimate, and the other side as illegitimate in the presence of international public opinion.
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Insan & Toplum-The Journal of Humanity & Society
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