A changing world, unchanging perspectives

Chang, Tsan‐Kuo; Southwell, Brian; Lee, Hyung Min; Hong, Yejin

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“…Even when important things occur in a distant or non-western country, journalists lean towards focusing on the link with the national or the local, for instance by inserting eyewitness accounts of compatriots who are present at the scene. This journalistic practice of domestication appears to thrive in contemporary news reporting (Chang et al 2012;Joye 2017), but is nothing new.…”

Section: Hopeless or Rising? Africa's Image In Western News Mediamentioning

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Molecular and morphological characterisation of Trichodorus species (Nematoda: Trichodoridae), with description of T. pseudoaequalis n. sp. from California and other states of the USA

Decraemer

Subbotin

2020

Nematol.

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Summary During surveys for stubby root nematodes in the natural vegetation of California, Oregon and Washington, USA, three known species, viz., Trichodorus californicus, T. intermedius and T. obscurus were recovered together with ten unidentified Trichodorus species. The three known and one new species were studied using an integrated approach. Trichodorus pseudoaequalis n. sp. is characterised by a medium-sized body about 800 μm long on average, male with two ventromedian cervical papillae anterior to secretory-excretory pore and three precloacal supplements all located anterior to the retracted spicules; spicules 39 μm long (average), slightly ventrally curved, more so in head region and blade with slight indentation mid-way and striation more pronounced in posterior half. Females possess a rather short (average 33% of corresponding body diam.) pear-shaped vagina with small vaginal sclerotised pieces (ca 1.5 μm long), rounded triangular in shape, obliquely orientated and close together; one pair of sublateral body pores anterior (about four vulval body diam.) to vulva and one pair of post-advulvar sublateral body pores. Trichodorus pseudoaequalis n. sp. differs from the most similar species, T. aequalis, in male characters like general spicule shape and ornamentation and in the position of the dorsal pharyngeal gland nucleus in both sexes (at same level of posterior ventrosublateral pair vs clearly separated). The phylogenetic relationships of the recovered species were reconstructed using the ITS2 rRNA and the D2-D3 expansion segments of 28S rRNA gene sequences.

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Section: Hopeless or Rising? Africa's Image In Western News Mediamentioning

confidence: 99%

Molecular and morphological characterisation of Trichodorus species (Nematoda: Trichodoridae), with description of T. pseudoaequalis n. sp. from California and other states of the USA

Decraemer

Subbotin

2020

Nematol.

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“…The underlying premise is generally that (international) ‘news must essentially be about us’ (Sonwalkar, 2004: 208). Or in the words of Peterson (1979: 120): ‘the majority of foreign news is domestic news about foreign countries, not international news’ and this perspective appears to thrive in contemporary news reporting (Chang et al., 2012). Such statements tend to position the notion of proximity as central in the different stages of the news production process, particularly as a news selection criterion and as a determinant for politics of representation.…”

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Domesticating distant suffering: How can news media discursively invite the audience to care?

Joye

2015

International Communication Gazette

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Several scholars have identified an important emotional role in news media's covering of international disasters; inviting the audience to care for people in need who are not like us. This article addresses the question of how news media can attribute a local sense of relevance to global suffering by focusing on the journalistic practice of domestication. Following a case-based methodology, we investigate how two Belgian television stations have domesticated international disasters in 2011. As the study shows, rendering distant suffering more relevant to local audiences can be realized in several ways. A Critical Discourse Analysis identified four key discursive modes of domestication. By drawing on these modes, news journalists try to incite involvement in their representations of distant suffering, hence inviting the local audience to relate with the distant Other. Domestication can lead to possible feelings of cosmopolitanism and identification, although dominant power relations of global inequality remain largely unchallenged.

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Fixers As Co-creators of Foreign Reporting: Focus on Hungary

Bleyer-Simon

2024

Springer Handbooks of Political Science and International Relations

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A changing world, unchanging perspectives

Cited by 19 publications

References 34 publications

Molecular and morphological characterisation of Trichodorus species (Nematoda: Trichodoridae), with description of T. pseudoaequalis n. sp. from California and other states of the USA

Molecular and morphological characterisation of Trichodorus species (Nematoda: Trichodoridae), with description of T. pseudoaequalis n. sp. from California and other states of the USA

Domesticating distant suffering: How can news media discursively invite the audience to care?

Fixers As Co-creators of Foreign Reporting: Focus on Hungary

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