Britanski tisk in evroskepticizem

analiza novic na ključne datume Brexit med letoma 2016 in 2020

Marcos Martínez Solanilla (Author), Tomaž Deželan (Mentor)

Abstract

Ideal enotnosti Evropske unije je trčil ob družbenopolitični evroskepticizem, ki se je pojavil v njenih številnih državah članicah. Ta proces se je doslej najbolj prikazal skozi glasovanje britancev za izstop iz EU leta 2016. Pri tem je vloga medijev ključna, saj je od njih odvisno, kako se prenašajo dejstva, zaradi katerih je javno mnenje bolj ali manj naklonjeno Uniji. Da bi ugotovili, kako so britanski mediji poročali o dogodkih povezanih z brexitom, od dneva referenduma do trenutka, ko je Združeno kraljestvo uradno izstopilo iz bloka, v tem delu uporabljam kritično analizo diskurza (CDA) za besedila, ki so bila na štiri ključne datume objavljena v glavnih člankih treh najbolj priljubljenih časopisov v državi - The Daily Mail, The Mirror in The Sun - na štiri ključne datume: 23. junij 2016, ko se je Velika Britanija na referendumu odločila za izstop iz Evropske unije; 29. marec 2017, ko je britanska premierka Theresa May uradno pričela postopek izstopa Velike Britanije iz EU, o čemer je EU obvestila z osebno vročenim pismom; 13. december 2019, ko je konservativna stranka zmagala na predčasnih splošnih volitvah, ki jih je sklical premier Boris Johnson, da bi končal dolgotrajni parlamentarni zastoj glede brexita; in 31. januar 2020, ko je Združeno kraljestvo uradno zapustilo Unijo. Ta raziskava ugotavlja, da so dnevni časopisi, zlasti tisti z uredniško linijo, usmerjeno proti EU (The Daily Mail in The Sun), te informacije uporabljali kot orodje za družbenopolitično indoktrinacijo.

Keywords

United Kingdom;British newspapers;euroescepticism;

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Language:	English
Year of publishing:	2022
Typology:	2.09 - Master's Thesis
Organization:	UL FDV - Faculty of Social Sciences
Publisher:	[M. Martínez Solanilla]
UDC:	070:061.1EU(410)(043.2)
COBISS:	128230147
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Secondary language:	Slovenian
Secondary title:	British press and euroescepticism
Secondary abstract:	The European Union’s ideal of unity has crashed against the emergence of the sociopolitical Euroscepticism in a number of its member states; a process whose maximum manifestation so far has been the British vote for leaving the EU in 2016. In this scenario, the role of the media is crucial, since they control the way in which the facts are communicated, swaying public opinion to be more or less supportive of the Union. Aiming at finding out how Brexit-related events were covered by the British media from the day of the referendum until the moment when the UK officially exited the bloc, this thesis applies Critical Discourse Analysis (CDA) to the texts present in the main article published online by the three most popular newspapers in the country - The Daily Mail, The Mirror and The Sun - on four key dates: June 23, 2016, when the Britain public voted in a referendum to leave the European Union; March 29, 2017, when UK Prime Minister, Theresa May, hand delivered a letter, formally beginning Britain’s exit from the EU; December 13, 2019, when the Conservative Party won the early general elections called by the Prime Minister Boris Johnson to finish the prolonged parliamentary deadlock over Brexit; and January 31, 2020, when the UK formally left the Union. This piece of research concludes that the dailies, especially those with an anti-EU editorial line (The Daily Mail and The Sun), used this information as a tool of sociopolitical indoctrination.
Secondary keywords:	brexit;Združeno kraljestvo;britanski časopisi;evroskepticizem;Evropska unija;Britanski časniki;Poročanje (novinarstvo);Referendum;Velika Britanija;Univerzitetna in visokošolska dela;
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:	58 str.
ID:	16910689