超越西方非洲悲观主义:非洲和非西方国家的非洲叙事

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Rebecca Pointer
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尽管之前的一些研究表明,西方主流媒体对非洲的刻板印象可能正在发生变化,但本期特刊强调了刻板印象的粘性,以及它们继续重复的一些平台。其中一些研究进一步表明,非洲媒体也要对这些刻板印象的持续传播负责。虽然数据令人沮丧,但在数字媒体(包括社交媒体)上还是有希望的,妇女和青年正在用讲故事和幽默的方式拿回谚语中的笔,表明非洲既不是铁板一块,也不是一片黯淡。即使在2019冠状病毒病大流行期间,非洲人也用音乐、舞蹈和喜剧娱乐了世界,证明了韧性和乐观,而不是非洲悲观的叙述。
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Beyond western Afro-pessimism: The African narrative in African and non-western countries
Although some studies have previously indicated that the stereotypical western mainstream media narratives about Africa may be shifting, this Special Issue highlights the stickiness of the stereotypes, and some of the platforms on which they continue to be repeated. Some of these studies further show how African media are also responsible for ongoing circulation of the stereotypes. While the data are discouraging, there are pockets of hope on digital media (including social media), where women and youth are taking back the proverbial pen using storytelling and humour to show that Africa is neither monolithic, nor all doom and gloom. Even through the COVID-19 pandemic, Africans entertained the world with music, dancing and comedy, proving resilience and optimism, against Afro-pessimistic narratives.
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