Narrativas y portavoces del terrorismo mediatizado

José Manuel  Sánchez Duarte

doi:10.4185/10.4185/RLCS-64-2009-839-481-490

Authors

José Manuel Sánchez Duarte Rey Juan Carlos University https://orcid.org/0000-0002-5627-2713

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.4185/10.4185/RLCS-64-2009-839-481-490

Keywords:

terrorism, mass-mediated terrorism, discursive frameworks

Abstract

n this article we distinguish the speeches used by actors involved in terrorist actions (either actively or passively) and that are picked up by the media. Valuing as discourse the sum of different arguments that make up a general narrative, we carry out a theoretical approach and an analysis proposal in order to identify the discourses of terrorists and governments. First of all, we carry out a brief review of the existing bibliography, emphasizing previous analytical models. Next, as a prologue to our theoretical proposal, we outline the definitions of mediated terrorism and discursive framework. Finally, and as the central axis of the article, we present the general narratives of the terrorists and the governments respectively. In short, we approach terrorists and institutions by speaking, issuing messages that reflect the map of institutional forces.

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Author Biography

José Manuel Sánchez Duarte , Rey Juan Carlos University

Doctor in Communication from the Rey Juan Carlos University Doctor in Social Sciences (Political specialty). Pontifical Catholic University of São Paulo.

He is co-author of the chapters: SAMPEDRO BLANCO, Víctor, GARCÍA LUENGO, Oscar and SÁNCHEZ DUARTE, José Manuel (2008) “Electoral agendas and the media in the 2004 campaign” in MONTERO, José Ramón; LAGO, Ignacio and TORCAL, Mariano (Eds.) General Elections 2004. Sociological Research Center. Madrid.

SAMPEDRO BLANCO, Víctor and SÁNCHEZ DUARTE, José Manuel (2008) “Pre-campaign and management of the electoral agenda. Carod Rovira and the Catalan truce of ETA ”in SAMPEDRO, Víctor (Ed.) Media and elections 2004. The electoral campaign and“ the other campaigns. URJC-UGR / Ramón Areces. Madrid.

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