日本极右翼与新冠肺炎相关虚假信息和阴谋叙事的传播:小林吉森的元政治

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Stevie Poppe, Linda Havenstein, Fabian Schäfer
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最初对新冠肺炎缺乏科学共识,公众对实施对策的争议,为虚假信息和阴谋论的传播创造了肥沃的土壤。运用混合方法的话语分析,我们考察了阴谋叙事和虚假信息的典型修辞策略和隐喻的使用,并研究了与日本新右翼话语策略的重叠。我们的语篇分析采用定性和定量的方法。前者包括历史修正主义漫画作家小林吉森的畅销出版物,以及与COVID-19相关的阴谋叙事和虚假信息的传播。后者分析了从亚马逊评论部分收集的数据,通过这些数据,我们探索了叙事的影响力和读者的接受程度。
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The Far Right and the Dissemination of COVID-19-Related Disinformation and Conspiracy Narratives in Japan: the Metapolitics of Kobayashi Yoshinori
The initial lack of scientific consensus regarding COVID-19 and public controversies concerning implemented countermeasures have created fertile soil for the circulation of disinformation and conspiracy narratives. Applying a mixed-methods discourse analysis, we examine the use of typical rhetorical strategies and metaphors of conspiracy narratives and disinformation, and we study overlaps with discursive strategies of the New Right in Japan. Our discourse analysis uses a qualitative and a quantitative approach. The former ranges from bestselling publications by the contribution of historical revisionist manga author Kobayashi Yoshinori to the propagation of COVID-19 – related conspiracy narratives and disinformation. The latter analyzes data collected from Amazon’s review section, through which we explore narrative reach and reader reception.
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Asiascape: Digital Asia
Asiascape: Digital Asia Social Sciences-Cultural Studies
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