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Taking climate change seriously: An analysis of op-ed articles in Spanish press

2016

In this article, we study the evolution of opinion genres regarding climate change in three Spanish newspapers ( El País, El Mundo, and ABC). Analyzing the op-ed articles in these newspapers, we observe a significant change in the evolution of opinion. While denialism was very present in conservative press in 2007, 7 years later it is almost absent from El Mundo, and its presence in ABC is much lower and inactive: this shows that scientific consensus has prevailed over time and Spanish denialism has weakened, exclusively supported by political arguments by the most conservative parties.

Climate ChangeCommunicationPolitics05 social sciencesNewspapers as TopicClimate change050801 communication & media studies050905 science studiesNewspaperDenialismPolitics0508 media and communicationsArts and Humanities (miscellaneous)SpainPublic OpinionPolitical scienceDevelopmental and Educational PsychologyEconomic historyScientific consensus0509 other social sciencesPublic Understanding of Science
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GM foods in Spanish newspapers.

2002

Consumer AdvocacyPublishingHealth Knowledge Attitudes PracticeHistorybiologyJournalismFood Genetically ModifiedPersuasive CommunicationMedia studiesSensationalismNewspapers as TopicBioengineeringbiology.organism_classificationNewspaperMonarch butterflyConsumer Product SafetySpainPublic OpinionMass MediaBiotechnologyTrends in biotechnology
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Psychopharmacological Drugs as Represented in the Press: Results of Systematic Analysis of Newspapers and Popular Magazines

1996

The representation of mental diseases and psychopharmacological drugs in the media, especially in the press, is thought to be of great impact on people's opinions on the subject. During the course of one year, all articles about psychopharmacological drugs and cardiac drugs published in nineteen German newspapers were collected. All statements, together with related aspects, reasons for prescription, individual details of the patient, effects and side-effects, were registered and classified according to a key. The results show that, in contrast to 13% of the articles about cardiac drugs, half of the reports about psychopharmacological drugs deal primarily with the problems of side-effects a…

Psychotropic Drugsmedicine.medical_specialtybusiness.industryMEDLINENewspapers as TopicCardiovascular AgentsContext (language use)General MedicinePublic opinionNewspaperPsychiatry and Mental healthContent analysisGermanyPublic OpinionmedicinePharmacology (medical)Mass MediaMedical prescriptionbusinessPsychologyNewspapers as TopicPsychiatryMass mediaPharmacopsychiatry
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