“醒醒吧,小羊!”COVID-19大流行期间的阴谋论和Māori

Q1 Social Sciences
B. Rangiwai
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摘要

本情况报告概述了一些关于阴谋论的文献及其在COVID-19大流行期间在Māori的应用。这份报告表明,虽然在阴谋论的脆弱性方面有一些心理因素在起作用,但考虑到我们的历史和政治背景,似乎围绕权力和无能为力的问题最适用于Māori。该报告还主张采取一种马纳基坦加知情的方法来处理传播阴谋论的whānau。了解manaakitanga的方法是继续以尊重、支持和培育的关系对待whānau和朋友。
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"Wake up, Sheeple!" Conspiracy theories and Māori during the COVID-19 pandemic
This situation report outlines some of the literature about conspiracy theories and its application to Māori during the COVID-19 pandemic. This report shows that while there are some psychological factors at play with regard to vulnerability to conspiracy theories, it appears that issues around power and powerlessness are most applicable to Māori, given our historical and political context. The report also advocates for a manaakitanga-informed approach to dealing with whānau who are disseminating conspiracy theories. A manaakitanga-informed approach is about continuing to treat whānau and friends with respect and supporting and nurturing relationships.
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