Representations of Refugees, Migrants, and Displaced People as the 'Other'

Representations of Refugees, Migrants, and Displaced People as the 'Other'

Novais, Rui Alexandre; Arcila Calderon, Carlos

Springer International Publishing AG

11/2024

322

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9783031650833

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Part I: The othering of refugees in the news media.- Chapter 1: The representation of Afghan and Ukrainian refugees in the leading Spanish newspapers.- Chapter 2: The time of the outside: Analyzing the Representation of Migrant and Refugee Individuals in Local Newspapers.- Chapter 3: Hooded men versus Veiled women: The role of clothing in othering refugees.- Chapter 4: Navigating Everyday Otherness: Understanding Host Community Perceptions of Different Refugee Groups with Shared Cultural Elements.-Part II- The othering of refugees in other media.- Chapter 5: Unequal Framing During Two Crises? How Politicians Framed Immigrants During the 2015-2016 Refugees Crisis and Following the Russian Aggression Against Ukraine.- Chapter 6: A Breakdown of the Visegrad Group Countries Coverage of the Syrian Refugee Crisis and the Ukrainian Refugee Crisis.- Chapter 7: Visualising refugees: Exploring potential double standards in Refugee Policies in Australia and Canada.- Chapter 8: Representation of Refugees as "Others" in Turkish Cinema.- Part III - Representations of migrants and displaced people as the 'Other'.- Chapter 9: Sticky, valuable,contested. The reputation of migrants and their groups, Davide Donatiello.- Chapter 10: Diaspora and Ethnic Humour. The reception of a video about the Portuguese of France on Youtube.- Chapter 11: Vlog Walks: Reengaging with the collective memory of the Indian-Chinese Community.- Chapter 12: Discourses of Othering in COVID-19 Infodemic: Situational Analysis of the Online Media Content in Serbia.- Chapter 13: Construction of Othering in the Press: A Cross-Analysis of the Representation of Migrant Languages and Accents in the Twenty-First Century.- Part IV: Beyond stereotypical or schematic othering.- Chapter 14: Beyond Victimhood: Recognizing Refugees as Active Contributors to Society.- Chapter 15: Turning voices into alarms: rescuing forced migrants in the Mediterranean through alternative narratives as a form of political action.- Chapter 16: Female migrant as Other.- Chapter 17: A-verse to Displacement: a poetic witness.- Chapter 18: Reflections on journalistic role perceptions in Belgium and Sweden: strategies and difficulties while reporting on refugees.
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refugees;migrants;communication;media;displaced people