Vol. 16 No. 1 (2022): Refuge and migratory processes in public discourse

Número monográfico coordinado por Juana Castaño Ruiz (Universidad de Murcia, España) y Eman Mhanna Mhanna (Universidad de Almería, España).

Published: 2022-03-29

Presentation

Refuge and migratory processes in public discourse. Introduction

Juana Castaño Ruiz, Eman Mhanna Mhanna

1-15
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Monografía

Journalistic opinion discourse on refugees. Protection strategy

Antonio Miguel Bañón Hernández

16-44
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The representation of refugee women in the Spanish press. About the DIPURE corpus

Margarita Isabel Asensio Pastor

45-63
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Analysis of the audiovisual representation of refugee women on Televisión Española and Telecinco

Teresa Zarauza-Valero, Sebastián Sánchez-Castillo

64-87
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Social Imaginaries of the Lemma ‘Refugee’ within Social Media in Spain

Marisol del Teso Craviotto, Berenice Acevedo

88-114
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Twitter’s animosity and hatred towards refugees

Juan Jesús Sánchez Ortega

119-152
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"Invasion effect". Populism and ideology in the Spanish political discourse on refugees. The Vox case

Marcin Sosinski, Francisco José Sánchez García

153-176
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Political reason and humanitarian reason in the admission of refugees

Beatriz Soto Aranda, Mohamed El-Madkouri

177-198
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Reconfiguration of the discourse on refuge in the South American context: integration and self-reliance as dourable solution

Sandra Gil Araujo, Janneth Clavijo Padilla

199-230
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Refugees or Migrants? Terminology used by Members of the European Parliament from Group of the European People’s Party in English, German and Spanish

Friederike Ther

231-256
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Chronotopes in Refugee Fiction: Dialectical Relationships and Metaphors

Alicia Valverde Velasco

257-278
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