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    题名: 蘇格蘭媒體的公共領域:蘇格蘭選舉報導之內容分析
    The public sphere in the Scottish press: Content analysis of newspaper coverage of Scottish elections
    作者: 李衛哲
    Mooney, Richard
    贡献者: 施琮仁
    Tsung-Jen Shih
    李衛哲
    Richard Mooney
    关键词: public sphere
    framing
    content analysis
    Scottish Independence
    British newspapers
    Scottish newspapers
    devolution
    日期: 2015
    上传时间: 2015-10-01 14:20:25 (UTC+8)
    摘要: This research explores the performance of British and Scottish newspapers in the public sphere during the 2011 Scottish General Election. Through content analysis of quality newspaper coverage, as well as a focused framing study of two important British constitutional matters, Scottish independence and devolution, this thesis finds a variety of similar and differentiating characteristics between Scottish and British newspapers. On the whole, Scotland offers less evaluative coverage (opinion and editorial articles) while the British newspapers attempt to influence and impact voter’s decisions by providing much more of this. Another difference is in the access given to political sources. Scottish newspapers provide a balance of coverage to the two political parties likely to win, the Scottish National Party and Labour, while British newspapers utilized more Labour sources. Further, framing of a then potential independence referendum was shown to be nationalist and as a risk in all British titles, while Scottish titles on the other hand provided a variety of frames. These findings show the continuing trend from previous studies; that Scottish newspapers perform differently in the public sphere than their British counterparts in elections.
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