Sports Journalists and Readers: Journalism and User Incivility

Iriarte, Joseba Bonaut; Vicent-Ibáñez, Mireya; Rebollo, María Antonia Paz

doi:10.1080/17512786.2023.2222730

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“…Estas discrepancias se deben posiblemente a la existencia de otras identidades -de mayor o menor calado-que pueden condicionar la sensibilidad y actitud ante los DO, más allá de la edad y del género. Así, se ha señalado que la adscripción a grupos religiosos (Davis y Perry, 2021), étnicos, incluso aficionados a la tauromaquia (Bautista-Ortuño et al, 2018) o seguidores de equipos de fútbol (Bonaut et al, 2023) pueden reaccionar con más o menos contundencia cuando las expresiones incívicas atacan estos ámbitos solo por la vinculación a los mismos.…”

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Sentir el odio: análisis de la gravedad percibida de los discursos de odio en la población española

Brändle,

Cáceres Zapatero,

Paz Rebollo

2024

RES

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El objetivo de esta investigación es analizar las opiniones, actitudes y percepciones que tiene la población acerca de la gravedad los discursos de odio (DO) que se difunden en la Red. Para tal fin se ha diseñado y aplicado una encuesta de elaboración propia, a una muestra de 1022 sujetos mayores de 16 años de población general residente en España. Los resultados permiten concluir que la población encuestada percibe, de manera generalizada, la elevada gravedad que tienen los discursos de odio Asimismo, el análisis ha permitido delimitar cuatro tipos de discursos de odio: odio racista y excluyente, odio machista y de género, odio violento e irónico y odio ideológico. La edad, el género, la ideología, el nivel de estudios, la frecuencia de uso de diversas redes sociales o el compromiso que la ciudadanía asume frente a las expresiones de odio, son variables que permiten discriminar el grado de sensibilidad hacia esos tipos de discursos de odio.

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Section: Factores Que Determinan La Percepción Del Discurso De Odiounclassified

Sentir el odio: análisis de la gravedad percibida de los discursos de odio en la población española

Brändle,

Cáceres Zapatero,

Paz Rebollo

2024

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The Promotion of Hate Speech: From a Media and Journalism Perspective

Said-Hung,

Montero-Díaz,

Sánchez-Esparza

2023

Journalism Practice

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This work presents the key ideas of the 13 works that make up the special issue, "The Role of News Media in Promoting Hate Speech," exploring the mechanisms by which hate speech spreads in media-related environments. The objective of this collection of studies is. The authors of these works, hailing from Spain, the United States, India, Portugal, and Norway, have contributed to establishing an approach to the central issue from diverse perspectives, including a legal perspective and addressing elements associated with journalistic practice and the dissemination of hate speech in current digital communication scenarios and help to exacerbate the polarization and prejudice in the public opinion of our current societies.

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Stances on hate speech: Population opinions and attitudes

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Rebollo

2023

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This research aims to know the opinions and attitudes of the Spanish population towards hate speech through a survey of 1,022 persons of both sexes and over 16 years of age. The results show a high awareness of hate speech: participants could identify these messages, assess their different intensities of severity, and understand the harm it causes. This high awareness may be because almost half of the sample has felt alluded to by these types of messages at some point. This group is more proactive in denouncing and counterattacking hate messages, although it is more frequent to remain on the sidelines. There is a hierarchy in the ratings in which racist and sexist comments are considered more severe than those directed at other minority groups (e.g., homeless people). Among the main reasons why people publish these expressions, participants point to the education of the authors, in particular, the rudeness and disrespect that are also perceived as a generalized aspect in today’s society. The polarized Spanish political context is seen as beneficial to the appearance of these messages, as well as the lack of a democratic culture that respects ideological diversity. What is most interesting is that although there is awareness of the seriousness of hate messages in other spheres and towards various groups, hate speech has become normalized in politics, as previously stated.

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Sports Journalists and Readers: Journalism and User Incivility

Cited by 3 publications

References 40 publications

Sentir el odio: análisis de la gravedad percibida de los discursos de odio en la población española

Sentir el odio: análisis de la gravedad percibida de los discursos de odio en la población española

The Promotion of Hate Speech: From a Media and Journalism Perspective

Stances on hate speech: Population opinions and attitudes

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