Ethno/CA News:
Two special issues of Ethnographic Studies on 'Media, Wars and Identities'.
Baudouin Dupret, Jiri Nekvapil, Ivan Leudar, eds. (2007) "Media, wars and
identities: Broadcasting Islam, Muslims and the Middle East" - Part One.
Ethnographic Studies, No 9
Dupret, Baudouin, Jiri Nekvapil, Ivan Leudar, eds. (2008) "Media, Wars
and Identities" - Part Two. Ethnographic Studies, No 10
The contributions to this two-part issue of Ethnographic Studies
focus on the practices of public discourse pertinent to conflicts and identities
in the Arab and Muslim world. They all take an ethnomethodological stance,
which reveals the illusionary character of any ‘culturalist’ interpretation
of conflicts related to the Middle-East and Islam of the kind proposed,
for example, by Huntington. They instead point to the close association
of the categorization processes, the audiences toward which speeches are
oriented, and the media used.
The first issue is available at: http://halshs.archives-ouvertes.fr/halshs-00195864/fr/
Contents:
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Baudouin Dupret, Jirí Nekvapil, Ivan Leudar and Jean-Noël Ferrié,
‘Introduction’: 1 - 5
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Dušan I. Bjelic, ‘Edited Identities and Geopolitics of Global Media’: 6
- 18
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Lena Jayyusi, ‘Between Saying and Showing: Making and Contesting Truth
Claims in the Media’: 19 - 43
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Ivan Leudar and Jirí Nekvapil, ‘The War on Terror and Muslim Britons’
Safety: A Week in the Life of a Dialogical Network’: 44 - 62
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Baudouin Dupret and Jean-Noël Ferrié, ‘The Audience They Assign
Themselves: Three Arab Channels and Their “Self-Presentation” (al-Jazeera,
al-Manar, al-Hurra)’: 63 - 80
The second Issue is available at: http://halshs.archives-ouvertes.fr/halshs-00278342/fr/
Contents:
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Sebastian Abdallah, ‘Online chatting in Beirut: sites of occasioned identity-construction’,
3-22
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Gary David, Paul Jalbert ‘Undoing degradation: the attempted “rehumanization”
of Arab and Muslim Americans’,: 23-47
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Baudouin Dupret, Jean-Noël Ferrié ‘News headlines: stating
in brief what is relevant in today’s world (al-Arabiya, al-Jazeera, al-Manar,
BBC World)’, 49-68
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Mathias Broth, ‘The “Listening shot” as a collaborative practice for categorizing
studio participants in a live TV-production’, 69-88
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Michel Barthélémy, ‘Reception-in-action in a panel
interview: The interactional production of several kinds of “Public
in Relation with a Problem”', 89-105
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