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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
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Hästtjejen och Konststudenten : En kritisk diskursanalys av styckmördare i två svenska lokaltidningar och Expressen. / The horse girl and the art student : A critical discourse analysis of three Swedish newspapers coverage of two murders

Karlsson, Emil, Larsson Sposito, Miriam January 2019 (has links)
This study was conducted with the motive to analyze and demonstrate the differences and similarities of three Swedish newspapers’ coverage about two different murders. The main focus of the study was to compare and contrast the newspapers’ descriptions of one male and one female murderer. Through the study we also aimed to answer the question “Is it possible to apply the Chivalry Hypothesis in the newspapers descriptions of the murderers?” The Chivalry Hypothesis proclaims that women get treated in a more lenient way than men in the judicial system of America. A study from 2006 discovered that a specific newspaper in USA did in fact not treat criminal women in a more lenient way than criminal men. Our most important theoretical standpoints was that of discourse; as discourse analysis in the way Norman Fairclough preferred it was the method that was used. As we compared differences between the sexes gender studies was also a major theoretical part of the study. The result of our empirical analysis showed that a man and a woman which had committed similar murders during the same time period was partially treated and described different from each other in the articles. The result also showed partial support for the thesis about the Chivalry Hypothesis being translatable to Swedish news-press.
CDA
Critical Discourse Analysis
Expressen
Nerikes Allehanda
Arbetarbladet
Murder
Gender studies
The Chivalry Hypothesis
Perpetrator
CDA
Kritisk diskursanalys
Expressen
Nerikes Allehanda
Arbetarbladet
Styckmord
Genus
Chivalry-hypotesen
Media Studies
Medievetenskap

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