移民报道的语言:亚利桑那州共和国和媒体在社会非法生产中的作用。

IF 2.2 3区 社会学 Q2 SOCIOLOGY
Daniel R Alvord, Cecilia Menjívar
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引用次数: 4

摘要

最近,一些主流媒体机构在移民报道中不再使用“非法移民”一词。虽然移民报道的这种转变是积极的,但看似积极的语言可能仍然是排他性的,特别是如果故事的内容保持不变的话。我们通过分析2000年至2016年间(亚利桑那州移民立法活动的关键时期)《亚利桑那共和国》(the Arizona Republic)的1616篇报纸文章和给编辑的信,调查了将移民描述为“非法”的报纸文章是否比将移民描述为“无证”的文章在内容上更消极。我们发现,《亚利桑那共和报》充斥着负面新闻报道,这些报道融入了故事的内容,超越了“非法”或“无证”这两个术语的使用。然后,我们利用给编辑的信和原始采访数据来考虑媒体之外的社会力量如何影响报道。
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The Language of Immigration Coverage: <i>The Arizona Republic</i> and Media's Role in the Production of Social Illegality.

The Language of Immigration Coverage: The Arizona Republic and Media's Role in the Production of Social Illegality.

Recently, several mainstream media organizations have moved away from using "illegal immigrant" in their immigration coverage. While this shift in immigration coverage is positive, seemingly positive language may still be exclusionary, particularly if the content of stories remains the same. We investigate whether newspaper articles that describe immigrants as "illegal" are more negative in content than articles that present immigrants as "undocumented" by analyzing 1,616 newspaper articles and letters to the editor in The Arizona Republic between 2000 and 2016, a critical period of immigration legislative activity in Arizona. We find that The Arizona Republic inundated readers with negative news coverage and that this coverage is baked into the content of stories and transcends the use of either term, "illegal" or "undocumented." We then draw on letters to the editor and original interview data to consider how social forces outside of the media may influence coverage.

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期刊介绍: Established in 1957 and heralded as "always intriguing" by one critic, Sociological Perspectives is well edited and intensely peer-reviewed. Each issue of Sociological Perspectives offers 170 pages of pertinent and up-to-the-minute articles within the field of sociology. Articles typically address the ever-expanding body of knowledge about social processes and are related to economic, political, anthropological and historical issues.
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