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코로나19로 확대된 반중·반미·반일 정서와 담화특징 연구: 신문사설 헤드라인을 중심으로

Discourse analysis of news editorial headlines: COVID 19 and negative attitudes toward China, the United States and Japan

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This study aims to explore discursive characteristics of the representation of negative sentiments toward China, the United States, and Japan in Korean newspaper headlines published during the first year of the COVID-19 pandemic outbreak. To this end, it (i) investigates the criteria for and types of evaluative words adopted to express negative sentiments toward the three nations, (ii) explores differences in rhetorical characteristics that reveal the editorial positions favored by the news agencies, and (iii) discusses how the political ideologies of the news agencies are affecting the types of negative attitudes they express toward these three nations. Based on the appraisal theory proposed by Martin and White (2005), this paper analyzes editorial headlines from two major Korean daily newspapers, Chosun Ilbo and Hankyoreh, which have been chosen as respective representatives of conservative and progressive newspapers. The result of the analysis suggests that the ideological orientations of the newspapers tend to influence which nation becomes a target of negative evaluations and which strategy is adopted to reach these conclusions. Also, it shows that the intensity and frequency of these evaluations are reflective of the overall sentiments of our society.

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This study aims to explore discursive characteristics of the representation of negative sentiments toward China, the United States, and Japan in Korean newspaper headlines published during the first year of the COVID-19 pandemic outbreak. To this end, it (i) investigates the criteria for and types of evaluative words adopted to express negative sentiments toward the three nations, (ii) explores differences in rhetorical characteristics that reveal the editorial positions favored by the news agencies, and (iii) discusses how the political ideologies of the news agencies are affecting the types of negative attitudes they express toward these three nations. Based on the appraisal theory proposed by Martin and White (2005), this paper analyzes editorial headlines from two major Korean daily newspapers, Chosun Ilbo and Hankyoreh, which have been chosen as respective representatives of conservative and progressive newspapers. The result of the analysis suggests that the ideological orientations of the newspapers tend to influence which nation becomes a target of negative evaluations and which strategy is adopted to reach these conclusions. Also, it shows that the intensity and frequency of these evaluations are reflective of the overall sentiments of our society.

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