L’image disqualifiante de la « violence populaire » en démocratie

How has the violence of the yellow vests been visually represented in the media? To what extent has this representation helped to delegitimise the movement? And, what does this tell us about the media, social and democratic relationship to violence, especially when it ends up being described as “pop...
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Autor*in:	Jérémie Moualek [verfasserIn]

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Sprache:	Englisch ; Französisch

Erschienen:	2022

Schlagwörter:	visual representations of violence political violence violence in the media

Übergeordnetes Werk:	In: Socio - Les Éditions de la Maison des Sciences de l’Homme, 2017, 16(2022), Seite 139-158
Übergeordnetes Werk:	volume:16 ; year:2022 ; pages:139-158

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DOI / URN:	10.4000/socio.12204

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abstract	How has the violence of the yellow vests been visually represented in the media? To what extent has this representation helped to delegitimise the movement? And, what does this tell us about the media, social and democratic relationship to violence, especially when it ends up being described as “popular”? Based on a corpus of 847 articles from 26 national and local daily newspapers, this article explores the sensitive, affective and social dimension of violence in democracy. First, it examines how the assimilation of the yellow vests to negative emotions and reprehensible actions has been achieved through representations highlighting an “event-based violence” that masks the social. It then shows that this imagery is part of a “regime of representation” revealing a class ethnocentrism: the “symbolic visual violence” of which the yellow vests were the object is thus matched by an euphemisation or even a legitimisation of “state violence”, which emphasises the social hierarchy of the visually acceptable.
abstractGer	How has the violence of the yellow vests been visually represented in the media? To what extent has this representation helped to delegitimise the movement? And, what does this tell us about the media, social and democratic relationship to violence, especially when it ends up being described as “popular”? Based on a corpus of 847 articles from 26 national and local daily newspapers, this article explores the sensitive, affective and social dimension of violence in democracy. First, it examines how the assimilation of the yellow vests to negative emotions and reprehensible actions has been achieved through representations highlighting an “event-based violence” that masks the social. It then shows that this imagery is part of a “regime of representation” revealing a class ethnocentrism: the “symbolic visual violence” of which the yellow vests were the object is thus matched by an euphemisation or even a legitimisation of “state violence”, which emphasises the social hierarchy of the visually acceptable.
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