Class, Culture, and the Media in Greece, Volume 1
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Class, Culture, and the Media in Greece, Volume 1
Otherness, Reactionary Politics, the Class Gaze
Mylonas, Yiannis; Psyllakou, Elena
Springer International Publishing AG
09/2024
279
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9783031551260
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Chapter 1. Introduction: probing perpetual crisis (Yiannis Mylonas).- Chapter 2. Misrecognizing class in the age of Covid-19: the Aspropyrgos case and the media (Giorgos Bithymitris).- Chapter 3. Housing precarisation and the reshuffling of worthiness, blame and vulnerability during the Covid-19 pandemic (Theodoros Karyotis).- Chapter 4. Invaders vs Investors: The Importance of Class in the Framing of Migration in the Greek Press (Christos Kostopoulos).- Chapter 5. Media framing of the Roma population in Greece. Racism and class politics against the indigenous "Other": The cases of Nikos Sampanis and 8-year-old Olga (Stamatis Poulakidakos).- Chapter 6. Endoxa, regimes of truth and hatred rhetoric: Examining Golden Dawn's online media discourses (Dimitris Serafis).- Chapter 7. Private television and the reproduction of conspiracy theories: the Greek case (Thomas Lazaridis).- Chapter 8. Religious extremism, far-right and conspiracies: A study of COVID-19 anti-vaxxers in Greece's social media sphere (Nikos Smyrnaios).- Chapter 9. Somewhere Between Paris and Tehran: Exploring Greece's Media-mediated Sociopolitics of Religion and their Implicit Class Connotations (Sotiris Mitralexis).- Chapter 10. Digitally mediated collective memory of the Greek Civil War: A post-memory analysis of YouTube comments (Leandros Savvides).- Chapter 11. Rebetiko: Class, migration and affective structures in the cinematographic narration of a musical genre (Maria Athanasiou).- Chapter 12. Women crossing borders in white vans: an autoethnographic account of the performance and embodiment of class in post-socialist migration (Tsvetelia Hristova).
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media politics;memory;intersectionality;antagonisms;public sphere
Chapter 1. Introduction: probing perpetual crisis (Yiannis Mylonas).- Chapter 2. Misrecognizing class in the age of Covid-19: the Aspropyrgos case and the media (Giorgos Bithymitris).- Chapter 3. Housing precarisation and the reshuffling of worthiness, blame and vulnerability during the Covid-19 pandemic (Theodoros Karyotis).- Chapter 4. Invaders vs Investors: The Importance of Class in the Framing of Migration in the Greek Press (Christos Kostopoulos).- Chapter 5. Media framing of the Roma population in Greece. Racism and class politics against the indigenous "Other": The cases of Nikos Sampanis and 8-year-old Olga (Stamatis Poulakidakos).- Chapter 6. Endoxa, regimes of truth and hatred rhetoric: Examining Golden Dawn's online media discourses (Dimitris Serafis).- Chapter 7. Private television and the reproduction of conspiracy theories: the Greek case (Thomas Lazaridis).- Chapter 8. Religious extremism, far-right and conspiracies: A study of COVID-19 anti-vaxxers in Greece's social media sphere (Nikos Smyrnaios).- Chapter 9. Somewhere Between Paris and Tehran: Exploring Greece's Media-mediated Sociopolitics of Religion and their Implicit Class Connotations (Sotiris Mitralexis).- Chapter 10. Digitally mediated collective memory of the Greek Civil War: A post-memory analysis of YouTube comments (Leandros Savvides).- Chapter 11. Rebetiko: Class, migration and affective structures in the cinematographic narration of a musical genre (Maria Athanasiou).- Chapter 12. Women crossing borders in white vans: an autoethnographic account of the performance and embodiment of class in post-socialist migration (Tsvetelia Hristova).
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