The Spiral of 'Anti-Other Rhetoric'

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Discourses of identity and the international media echo

Elisabeth Le(Autor*in)

John Benjamins Publishing Company

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Erschienen am 22. August 2006

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The Spiral of 'Anti-Other Rhetoric'
Editorial page
Title page
LCC data
Dedication
Table of contents
Foreword
Media, international relations, collective memories, and Critical Discourse Analysis
1.1. Media and international relations
1.1.1. Theoretical approaches
1.1.2. The ``international media echo''
1.1.3. Interacting cascading networks model
1.2. Media and collective memories
1.3. Critical Discourse Analysis
1.4. Empirical study of the international media echo: Presentation
National and international contexts for the international media echo
2.1. Russian society
2.1.1. Russia in the 1990s
2.1.2. Russia and the West
2.2. French society
2.2.1. French foreign policy
2.2.2. Public opinion
2.2.3. Intellectuals
2.2.4. Human rights and ``Liberté, égalité, fraternité''
2.3. American society
2.3.1. American foreign policy
2.3.2. Public opinion
2.3.3. The American concept of liberal democracy
2.4. Print elite media
2.4.1. Le Monde
2.4.2. The New York Times
2.4.3. Russian print elite media
2.5. General context at the end of the 1990s
Russia in Le Monde and The New York Times
3.1. Linguistic methodology
3.1.1. Coherence analysis
3.1.2. Coding at the macrostructural level
3.1.3. Coding at the all-sentence level
3.1.4. Coding complementarity
3.1.5. Verification of the analyses
3.2. Le Monde's and The New York Times' perspectives
3.2.1. Main trends
3.2.2. Lines of argumentation
3.2.3. Construction of the debate
3.2.4. Representation of Russia
3.2.5. Representation of Us
3.2.6. Le Monde's and The New York Times' positions
3.3. Different conceptual frameworks
Le Monde's and The New York Times' editorials in their national societies
4.1. French society
4.1.1. French foreign policy
4.1.2. Intellectuals
4.1.3. French public opinion
4.1.4. Le Monde's editorials on Russia and French society
4.2. American society
4.2.1. American foreign policy
4.2.2. Elites
4.2.3. Public opinion
4.2.4. The New York Times' editorials on Russia and American society
4.3. Significance of Le Monde's and The New York Times' editorials on Russia
Russian reactions to the West
5.1. Russian print elite media and the West in 1999-2001
5.1.1. Izvestija
5.1.2. Nezavisimaja Gazeta
5.1.3. Segodnja
5.1.4. Media coverage of Western and Russian intellectuals
5.1.5. Representation of a turning point in the relations between Russia and France
5.1.6. An example of ``international media echo'' stricto sensu: Izvestija and Le Monde
5.2. Russian official position
5.2.1. Russian foreign policy in 1999-2002
5.2.2. Russian government and media
5.3. Russian public opinion
5.3.1. Relation to the West in connection to the second Chechen war
5.3.2. Attitude towards France and the USA
5.3.3. Relations to the West from the societal / economic point of view
5.3.4. Impact of the West
5.3.5. Russia's place in the world
5.4. Russia and the West in 1999-2001
Crossing cultural and disciplinary boundaries
6.1. The spiral of ``anti-Other rhetoric''
6.1.1. Its source
6.1.2. Its development
6.1.3. Its weakening
6.1.4. Its long-time effects
6.1.5. Can it be avoided?
6.2. Social identity theory and the international media echo
6.3. Realism, constructivism and public spheres
6.3.1. Realism
6.3.2. Constructivism
6.3.3. Realism and constructivism as complementary approaches
6.3.4. France, the USA and Russia in 1999-2001
6.4. Media identities on the international stage
6.5. Crossing boundaries
Editorials
Le Monde
The New York Times
Chronology
1999
2000
2001
Coherence analysis
a3.1. Relations of coherence
a3.2. Definitions
a3.2.1. Macrostructural basis and text division
a3.2.2. Theme
a3.2.3. Macrostructure
a3.3. Hierarchical structure of a text
a3.4. Coding
a3.5. Example: ``The Truth About a Hero's Death'' (NYT, 29 November 2000)
Analysis at the all-sentence level
Summary generated from the analysis at the all-sentence level
Analysis at the macrostructural level
Abstract generated from the analysis at the macrostructural level
Content coding
a4.1. Ideological square at the macrostructural level
Examples
a4.2. Parties appearing in the argumentation
a4.2.1. Writers' voices
a4.2.2. Other voices
a4.2.3. Specific addressees
a4.2.4. Interactions at the macrostructural level
a4.3. Representation of Russia in terms of its history
Examples
Negative representation of Russia
a5.1. Le Monde
a5.2. The New York Times
Notes
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References
Index
The series Discourse Approaches to Politics, Society and Culture

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