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Antysemicki incydent prasowy. Kartki pocztowe i poznańskie gazety

Jakub Skutecki

Biblioteka > 2011 > 15(25) > 259-266

Jednym z motywów ikonograficznych wykorzystywanych na reklamowych kartach pocztowych z przełomu XIX i XX wieku były strony tytułowe lokalnych gazet. Wokół poznańskich pocztówek z motywem „gazetowym” wydawanych przez Isaaka Plessnera wybuchła w 1904 roku polemika prasowa o silnie antysemickim podłożu. Zarzut dotyczył druku reklamy katolickiego czasopisma u żydowskiego wydawcy.

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Google Trends indicators to inform water planning and drought management

R. L. Wilby, C. Murphy, P. O'Connor, J. J. Thompson, more

The Geographical Journal > 190 > 3 > n/a - n/a

Indicators are important tools for tracking the socio‐environmental impacts of droughts and building resilience to climate change. We begin with an overview of metrics used for water planning and drought management, with particular emphasis on the UK. We explain how considerations of cost, immediacy, access, consistency, relevance, reliability and others denote the suitability of information for developing...

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Media framing of sustainability: The case of British pharmaceutical companies (2000–2020)

Dejan N. Zec

Sustainable Development > 32 > 4 > 4001 - 4019

Corporate sustainability is a complex concept, creating ambiguity regarding what it means and entails in a given context. Especially in sectors such as the pharmaceutical industry, where there is little direct interaction between the company and its stakeholders, infomediaries such as the mass media play a pivotal role in framing corporate sustainability and providing social evaluations to the general...

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How the public perceives the “good nurse” in China: A content analysis of national newspapers

Xiao Chen, Yu Du, Zhiyun Shen, Wei Qin, more

Journal of Nursing Scholarship > 56 > 1 > 164 - 173

Introduction Newspapers are a predominant channel through which the Chinese public learns about nurses and the nursing profession. However, little nursing research has been performed in China to investigate the newspaper portrayal of nurses, and how the public perceives the role of nurses in the Chinese context is still an ambiguous phenomenon. This study aimed to clarify the public portrayals of...

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Hot topic: Examining discursive representations of menopause and work in the British media

Tatiana S. Rowson, Sylvia Jaworska, Iwona Gibas

Gender, Work & Organization > 30 > 6 > 1903 - 1921

This study builds on Goffman's idea of stigma to examine how mainstream print media in the UK have framed menopause over the past decade, especially concerning work. We used a computational corpus‐assisted discourse analysis (CADS) approach to analyze 2993 articles on menopause. The results indicate increased attention to menopause and, more recently, to menopause and work. However, the narrative...

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Cato Street Conspiracy and Consuming Crime: How Radical Politics Fed into the Public's Passion for Violent Media Coverage^*

Caitlin Kitchener

Parliamentary History > 42 > 1 > 51 - 74

The Cato Street Conspiracy ended in failure, with its five leading radicals executed. This conspiratorial insurrection caught the media's attention, creating a vibrant visual culture of the stable and execution. Arguably, the conspiracy's treason was not directed at the king but rather parliament and government through its aim to assassinate the cabinet. Although usually considered as an end point...

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Colors and Orientalism as associations: Exploring the semiotic (re)presentation of Saudi women in British and Saudi newspapers

Tariq Elyas, Abdulrahman Aljabri, Nesreen Al‐Harbi, Areej A‐Jahani

Digest of Middle East Studies > 31 > 3 > 228 - 252

Media representations can have significant influence in shaping opinions and influence public response to certain communities or gender and ethnic representations around the world. Investigating semiotic representation in linguistic discourse as vehicles for meaning in culture has been a fruitful area of research over the past decades. This study explores how stereotypes of women feed into the representations...

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‘Albion's Queen by All Admir'd’: Reassessing the Public Reputation of Queen Charlotte, 1761‐1818

Natalee Garrett

Journal for Eighteenth‐Century Studies > 45 > 3 > 351 - 370

This article challenges contemporary and historiographical assertions about the public reputation of Queen Charlotte. Through an examination of newspaper articles and satirical prints, it traces the evolution of Charlotte's public reputation through events such as the Regency Crisis, the Regency and ultimately her death in 1818. Charlotte's largely positive reputation centred on repeated representations...

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Issue Ownership and Agenda Setting in the 2019 Swiss National Elections

Fabrizio Gilardi, Theresa Gessler, Maël Kubli, Stefan Müller

Swiss Political Science Review > 28 > 2 > 190 - 208

The 2019 Swiss national elections were characterized by the unusual prominence of two issues, environment and gender, whereas two staples of Swiss politics, immigration and Europe, were less dominant compared to previous elections. We study how, in this context, the media and party agenda were linked to issue ownership. Specifically, we consider whether political parties that own an issue could lead...

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NOVINÁŘSKÁ POLEMIKA MEZI ČESKOSLOVENSKEM A RAKOUSKEM V ČERVNU 1971

Miroslav Šepták

Studia Historica Nitriensia > 2022 > 26 > 1 > 92 – 104

The study analyses the hitherto little-known sequence of events in the history of Czechoslovak-Austrian relations. At the beginning of 1971, it seemed that replacement negotiations between Czechoslovakia and Austria could soon be successfully concluded. The atmosphere of détente and the related sincere considerations of convening a Pan-European conference on security helped to finalized one of the...

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Inscripting Rebellion: The Newdigate Manuscript Newsletters, Printed Newspapers and the Cultural Memory of the 1715 Rising^*

Leith Davis

Parliamentary History > 41 > 1 > 150 - 166

In this essay, I bring a literary critic's perspective to the study of the continued use of manuscript newsletters in the 18th century. I suggest that by comparing and contrasting the treatment of political news in official manuscript newsletters and printed newspapers during a specific and limited time period in the early 18th century, the beginning of what became known as the 1715 Jacobite Rising,...

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The idea of national humour and Americanisation in Australia and Britain

Mark Rolfe

The European Journal of Humour Research > 2022 > 10 > 2 > 51-73

The widespread notion of a unique national humour involves an impulse to apply the commonplace assumptions of national identity that demand uniqueness of identity, history, language and culture for a political society. What is deemed true and distinctive of the nation must be also be true and distinctive of its national humour, goes the thinking. However, such cultural exclusivity has not been reconciled...

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The role of the media in the amplification of a contested health risk: Rubber granulate on sport fields

Marion Vries, Liesbeth Claassen, Margreet te Wierik, Enny Das, more

Risk Analysis > 41 > 11 > 1987 - 2002

This study aims to increase insights into the potential role of the media in the amplification and attenuation of modern risks in society, by studying the dynamics and contents of the newspaper coverage about the potential health risk posed by rubber granulate in the Netherlands. We thematically analysed 153 national newspaper articles about the risks posed by rubber granulate between September 2016...

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American Lutheran arguments about slavery

Maria Erling

Dialog > 60 > 2 > 206 - 212

19th century Lutherans in the United States confronted the presence of slavery not only as a social condition but as a theological challenge. Immigrants who formed Lutheran churches and gathered into synods also had to choose alliances among the Lutheran groups already present. Most traditional histories of this process of denominational formation focus on the confessional standpoints of the various...

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The representation of future generations in newspaper coverage of climate change: A study of the UK press

Hilary Graham, Siân Bell

Children & Society > 35 > 4 > 465 - 480

Climate change will rob future generations—today's children and those yet to be born—of the stable climate that previous generations have enjoyed. The article explores how future generations are represented in climate change coverage in the UK national press. We examine the ‘popular’ (Mail, Mirror) and ‘quality’ (Guardian, Telegraph) press from 2010 to March 2019. We found that little attention was...

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A Career Told in Newsprint: James Woodhouse in the Press, 1763‐7

Steve Van‐Hagen

Journal for Eighteenth‐Century Studies > 44 > 2 > 153 - 176

This article argues that insufficient attention has been paid within existing accounts of the career of the ‘Poetical Shoemaker’, James Woodhouse (1735‐1820), to items in the newspaper and periodical press about and by him, with specific reference to the years of his greatest fame, c.1763‐7. To remedy this, the article focuses most, within a wider account, on the publication of ‘The Advertisement’...

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O Gotach w gazecie – czyli znane i nieznane informacje o grobach kultury wielbarskiej z miejscowości Sławianowo w pow. złotowskim

Andrzej Kokowski, Wieńczysław Niemirowski

Wiadomości Archeologiczne > 2021 > LXXII > 72 > 145-158

Na podstawie analizy treści notatki zamieszczonej 9 sierpnia 1937 roku w „Oder-Zeitung“, wprowadzono do obiegu naukowe trzy nieznane dotąd odkrycia archeologiczne: grób kultury wielbarskiej z fazy B2a z miejscowości Sławianowo; skarb brązowych przedmiotów z młodszej epoki brązu z miejscowości Stare Gronowo i cmentarzysko kultury łużyckiej z miejscowości Stobno. Znaleziska z pierwszej z wymienionych...

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Przygotowanie żołnierzy Armii Czerwonej do walk w mieście poprzez działania informacyjne i szkoleniowe (na przykładzie Gdańska w marcu 1945 roku)

Tomasz Gliniecki

Acta Universitatis Lodziensis. Folia Historica > 2021 > 109 > 223-241

Walki na terytorium przeciwnika, prowadzone w nieznanym dotąd terenie, wymagają zazwyczaj wcześniejszego przygotowania własnych żołnierzy do nowych warunków. W marcu 1945 r. jednostki Armii Czerwonej, w tym 44 gwardyjska Dywizja Strzelecka z 65 Armii, szykowały się do szturmu Gdańska. Jedną z form przygotowania wojsk do opanowania silnie zurbanizowanego kompleksu, składającego się z miasta, stoczni...

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ENLIGHTENMENT, INFORMATION, AND THE COPERNICAN DELAY: A VENTURE INTO THE HISTORY OF KNOWLEDGE

CLIFFORD SISKIN

History and Theory > 59 > 4 > 168 - 183

This essay pursues the history of knowledge in the form of what Francis Bacon called a “literary history”—a “story of learning” that tracks “the antiquities and originals of knowledges.” It focuses on the changing interrelations of information and knowledge from the seventeenth century to the present day in order to identify a fundamental continuity in a knowledge project that links the Enlightenment...

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Językowy obraz Ukraińców w polskich dziennikach prasowych (analiza materiałów Narodowego Korpusu Języka Polskiego z lat 2005–2010)

Alisa Borkowska

Acta Polono-Ruthenica > 2020 > Tom 3 Nr XXV > 91-108

W niniejszej pracy zostało poddane analizie ilościowej oraz jakościowej słownictwo, należące do kontekstu użycia haseł „Ukrainka” i „Ukrainiec” w celu wyod-rębnienia językowego obrazu Ukraińca w dziennikach prasowych z lat 2005–2010. Baza słów, które podlegały obserwacji, pozyskana została za pomocą dwóch narzędzi korpuso-wych: wyszukiwarki PLECRA, służącej do przeszukiwania Narodowego Korpusu Języka...

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Antysemicki incydent prasowy. Kartki pocztowe i poznańskie gazety

Google Trends indicators to inform water planning and drought management

Media framing of sustainability: The case of British pharmaceutical companies (2000–2020)

How the public perceives the “good nurse” in China: A content analysis of national newspapers

Hot topic: Examining discursive representations of menopause and work in the British media

Cato Street Conspiracy and Consuming Crime: How Radical Politics Fed into the Public's Passion for Violent Media Coverage^*

Colors and Orientalism as associations: Exploring the semiotic (re)presentation of Saudi women in British and Saudi newspapers

‘Albion's Queen by All Admir'd’: Reassessing the Public Reputation of Queen Charlotte, 1761‐1818

Issue Ownership and Agenda Setting in the 2019 Swiss National Elections

NOVINÁŘSKÁ POLEMIKA MEZI ČESKOSLOVENSKEM A RAKOUSKEM V ČERVNU 1971

Inscripting Rebellion: The Newdigate Manuscript Newsletters, Printed Newspapers and the Cultural Memory of the 1715 Rising^*

The idea of national humour and Americanisation in Australia and Britain

The role of the media in the amplification of a contested health risk: Rubber granulate on sport fields

American Lutheran arguments about slavery

The representation of future generations in newspaper coverage of climate change: A study of the UK press

A Career Told in Newsprint: James Woodhouse in the Press, 1763‐7

O Gotach w gazecie – czyli znane i nieznane informacje o grobach kultury wielbarskiej z miejscowości Sławianowo w pow. złotowskim

Przygotowanie żołnierzy Armii Czerwonej do walk w mieście poprzez działania informacyjne i szkoleniowe (na przykładzie Gdańska w marcu 1945 roku)

ENLIGHTENMENT, INFORMATION, AND THE COPERNICAN DELAY: A VENTURE INTO THE HISTORY OF KNOWLEDGE

Językowy obraz Ukraińców w polskich dziennikach prasowych (analiza materiałów Narodowego Korpusu Języka Polskiego z lat 2005–2010)

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