National Identities in Contemporary Media. Introduction to the Special Issue
Abstract
Collective identities (as it is the national identity)
are an object of continuous process, negotiation
and redefinition (in the field of private
as well as in the field of public discourses
–such as the media discourse). Two hundred
years after the creation of the so called “romantic
nations” (among which modern
Greece) how the contemporary media define
the world? Are “national” identities still important
or solidarities among people follow
different (such as religious, technological or
simply “monetary”) inspirations of “belonging”?
How the contemporary “identities” are
shaped and how are they “reported” by the
contemporary media and political discourse?
The articles of this volume, based on research
data and analyses contribute to answer the
question: what is the national idea nowadays?
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Constantopoulou, C. (2024). National Identities in Contemporary Media. Introduction to the Special Issue. Social Cohesion and Development, 16(2), 107–113. https://doi.org/10.12681/scad.32196 (Original work published September 1, 2021)
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