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- Ljuslinder, Karin, 1956-, et al.
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”I trust what’s written but I don’t think it’s good” : old age pensioners’ persistency in the practice of obtaining information from the news media
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Ingår i: MedieKultur. - : Society of Media researchers In Denmark. - 0900-9671 .- 1901-9726. ; :63, s. 9-27
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Tidskriftsartikel (refereegranskat)abstract
- In spite of the fact that we are living in a digital era the position of traditional news media as the fi rst chosen source of information has not been altered. Th is is especially true when it comes to older persons. What are the reasons for this persistency? Th is article gives an account of how older persons refl ect on whether and why they believe in, and trust, news press reporting and their reasons for acquiring news from traditional news media. Using a discourse theoretical logics approach we found that whether or not the informants believed in and trusted the news they all referred to an overarching fantasy stating that it is a right and an obligation of an ideal citizen to update oneself of the surrounding world via the news media. We also found social habits to be crucial for the informants’ practice of obtaining information from the news media.
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- Sjöstedt Landén, Angelika, et al.
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The moral geographies of public sector job relocation : discourses of compensation and competence in the Swedish news press
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Ingår i: Social & Cultural Geography. - : Informa UK Limited. - 1464-9365 .- 1470-1197. ; 18:5, s. 623-644
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Tidskriftsartikel (refereegranskat)abstract
- Previous research has pointed to the fact that ideological images of geographies are bound up with the ongoing struggle for economic and social resources, and that moral values and emotions are central in rendering such images intelligible and accepted. To explore this further, we critically engage with the ways in which moral values and emotions contribute to the (re)production of centres and peripheries in the Swedish news press reports of public-sector job relocations. We deploy the discourse theoretical notion of ideological fantasy to critically explain the forces that make particular moral and emotional judgements comprehensible. We identify two discourses in the news press material – one about competence and one about compensation – built up by morally and emotionally charged articulations. We argue that ideological fantasies worked as driving forces both in this moral and emotional news debate and also in the ongoing constitution of geographies.
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