Slovenci in strah pred islamom

magistrsko delo

Katja Golob (Author), Aleš Črnič (Mentor)

Abstract

Islam je pomembno vplival na razvoj evropske identitete in enotnosti in muslimani so že dolgo del evropskih narodov, vendar Evropejci islam zelo slabo poznamo. Glavni vir informacij o islamu so večinoma še vedno množični mediji, ki igrajo vlogo prenašalcev pomenov in mitov ter jih s senzacionalističnim načinom poročanja širijo naprej in vsakodnevno utrjujejo. Slovenija pri tem ni nobena izjema. V magistrskem delu sem raziskovala zgodovinske in kulturne razloge za odpor in strah Slovencev pred muslimani, ki sta se zelo jasno izkazala v času javne razprave o gradnji džamije in se še vedno kažeta v polemiki okoli poimenovanja Džamijske ulice. Pri tem sem uporabila strokovno literaturo, ki se nanaša na to temo, in opravila kritično diskurzivno analizo enainštiridesetih novinarskih prispevkov, objavljenih v letu 2017 na spletnih straneh 24ur in MMC RTV SLO. Ugotovila sem, da je večina prispevkov o muslimanih povezanih s terorizmom ali nasiljem na Bližnjem vzhodu. Slovenski muslimani so po drugi strani le redko omenjeni in še takrat predvsem kot verniki. Zdi se, da muslimani kot navadni državljani v slovenskem javnem prostoru ne morejo obstajati.

Keywords

Islam;Muslimani;Islamofobija;Množični mediji;Slovenija;Magistrska dela;

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Language:	Slovenian
Year of publishing:	2018
Typology:	2.09 - Master's Thesis
Organization:	UL FDV - Faculty of Social Sciences
Publisher:	[K. Golob]
UDC:	28:316.77(043.3)
COBISS:	35829853
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Secondary language:	English
Secondary title:	Slovenians and fear of islam
Secondary abstract:	Although Islam has had a significant impact on the development of European identity and unity, and Muslims have long been a part of European nations, Europeans know Islam poorly. Maine source of information about Islam is mostly mass media, which plays the role of a carrier of meanings and myths, and continues to propagate and to consolidate them on a daily basis with sensationalistic way of reporting. Slovenia is no exception in this. In my master's thesis, I investigated the historical and cultural reasons for the dislike and fear of the Slovenians towards Muslims, which were clearly demonstrated during the public debate on the construction of the mosque and are still reflected in the controversy surrounding the name of the Dzamijska Street. I used scientific literature related to this topic and conducted a critical discourse analysis of forty-eight articles published in 2017 on the websites of 24ur and MMC RTV SLO. I have found that most of the articles on Muslims are linked to terrorism or violence in the Middle East. Slovene Muslims, on the other hand, are rarely mentioned and mostly only as representatives of their religion. It seems that Muslims cannot exist in Slovenian public space as mere citizens.
Secondary keywords:	Islam;Muslims;Islamophobia;Mass media;Slovenia;Master's theses;
Type (COBISS):	Master's thesis/paper
Study programme:	0
Embargo end date (OpenAIRE):	1970-01-01
Thesis comment:	Univ. v Ljubljani, Fak. za družbene vede
Pages:	72 str.
ID:	10959818