There are two main discourses about Syrian refugees in Turkey's media: they are depicted either as "guests to help" - thus implicating moral superiority over Europe - or as a "threat", highlighting their otherness from the country's socio-cultural identity. Either way, disinformation is everywhere
Turkey, a quake of memories
Greece and Turkey: machismo in the eastern Mediterranean
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Media in Turkey: a testing ground of censorship and control
Elections in Turkey: faraway, so close
Journalism in times of COVID19: an update from Turkey
Exclusion by Public Discourse: Media representations of Syrian Refugees in Turkey
There are two main discourses about Syrian refugees in Turkey's media: they are depicted either as "guests to help" - thus implicating moral superiority over Europe - or as a "threat", highlighting their otherness from the country's socio-cultural identity. Either way, disinformation is everywhere
Turkey, a quake of memories
A violent earthquake hit Turkey and Greece on October 30th. The fury of the ancient god Poseidon, whom Homer called 'the Earth shaker', has also shaken the memories that accompany - lacerating and nostalgic - the choral lament for the victims
