Kurdish Identity, Discourse, and New Media by Sheyholislami, Jaffer -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

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KURDISH IDENTITY, DISCOURSE, AND NEW MEDIA

CONTENTS FIGURES, MAPS, AND TABLES

FIGURES MAPS TABLES

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS TRANSLITERATION CHAPTER 1 Introduction

KURDS AND KURDISTAN: AN OVERVIEW DEFINITIONS AND THEORETICAL CONSIDERATIONS

NATIONALISM IDENTITY NATIONAL IDENTITY NATIONAL IDENTITY AND DISCOURSE DISCOURSE OF NATIONAL IDENTITY AND MEDIA METHODOLOGICAL CONSIDERATIONS30

Data Method of Data Analysis

CHAPTERS OVERVIEW

CHAPTER 2 Discourse, Media, and Nation

DISCURSIVE CONSTRUCTION OF NATIONAL IDENTITIES MEDIA AND THE ARTICULATION OF DISCOURSES OF IDENTITY

Traditional Media as the “Architect of Nationalism”

ELECTRONIC MEDIA AS NEW COMMUNICATIVE SPACES

Television Internet

AN INTERDISCIPLINARY APPROACH TO MEDIA DISCOURSE: CDA

Text: Microanalysis at the Text Level Discourse Practices Sociocultural Practices

CHAPTER 3 Kurdish Identity

KURDS AND KURDISTAN: A BRIEF HISTORY

Myths of Kurdish Origins Pre-Modern History First Division of Kurdistan Second Division of Kurdistan

KURDISH IDENTITY AND ITS FRAGMENTATIONS: SCHOLARLY DEBATES

Territorial Fragmentation Cultural Fragmentation Linguistic fragmentation Political Fragmentations

STRENGTHENING OF A PAN-KURDISH IDENTITY

Political Changes in Kurdistan

Turkey Iran Syria Iraq

Kurdish Diasporas New Media Technologies

CHAPTER 4 Kurdish Media: From Print to Facebook

PRINT RADIO AND CABLE TELEVISION

Satellite Television

INTERNET

CHAPTER 5 Discourse Practices of Kurdistan TV (KTV)

KTV PROGRAMS KTV PROGRAMMING AND THE CONSTRUCTION OF A PAN-KURDISH IDENTITY

Are There Shows That Are Devoted to the History, Demography, and Geography of Other Parts of Kurdistan? Does KTV Address Current Issues Related to All Parts of Kurdistan or Iraqi Kurdistan Only? Whose Culture, That of Iraqi Kurdistan Alone or All Kurds, Is Reflected on KTV? Do the Kurds Other Than the Kurds of Iraq Contribute to the Production of TV Programs (e.g. as Hosts or Hostesses, Producers and Directors)? Do Non-Iraqi Kurds Participate in Shows and Programs as Guests, Callers, or Interviewees?

KTV AND LANGUAGE USE

CHAPTER 6 Textual Analysis of KTV

DISCURSIVE CONSTRUCTION OF A COMMON HISTORY DISCURSIVE CONSTRUCTION OF A COMMON PRESENT AND FUTURE DISCURSIVE CONSTRUCTION OF A COMMON KURDISH LANGUAGE DISCURSIVE CONSTRUCTION OF COMMON NATIONAL SYMBOLS DISCURSIVE CONSTRUCTION OF A COMMON TERRITORY AND HOMELAND

Deconstructing the Verbal Discourse Deconstructing the Visual Discourse

MICROANALYSIS OF A PATRIOTIC SONG’S MULTIMODAL DISCOURSE OF NATIONAL IDENTITY

Verbal Language

Naming Pronouns Tense Metaphors Presuppositions Over-lexicalization

Visual Images Music

CHAPTER 7 Discourse Practices of Kurdish Internet

WEBSITES

Websites as Libraries and Distribution Systems for Print Materials Websites as Periodicals and News Agencies Websites as Broadcasting Facilities Websites as Alternative Communicative Spaces Chat Rooms Weblog (Blog) Other Features of the Kurdish Internet

CHAPTER 8 Textual Analysis of Kurdish Internet

CHAPTER 9 Discussion and Conclusion

SOCIO-CULTURAL ASPECTS OF KTV

Recapturing KTV’s Background Contentions within the KTV/KDP Discourse Dialogic Analysis of Discourse Politics of National Identity Construction on KTV

SOCIOCULTURAL ASPECTS OF THE KURDISH INTERNET

Internet Access in Kurdistan Kurdish Internet and Censorship The Proliferation of the Internet in Kurdistan

SUMMARY RESEARCH IMPLICATIONS

Communication Technologies National Identities Positive Critical Discourse Analysis

APPENDIX 1: SEMANTIC MACRO-AREAS OF NATIONAL IDENTITY AND LINGUISTIC REALIZATIONS

SEMANTIC MACRO-AREAS OF NATIONAL IDENTITY LINGUISTIC REALIZATIONS

Naming Practices Pronouns Tense Metaphors Presuppositions Over-lexicalization

NOTES

1 INTRODUCTION 2 DISCOURSE, MEDIA, AND NATION 3 KURDISH IDENTITY 4 KURDISH MEDIA: FROM PRINT TO FACEBOOK 5 DISCOURSE PRACTICES OF KURDISTAN TV (KTV) 6 TEXTUAL ANALYSIS OF KTV 7 DISCOURSE PRACTICES OF KURDISH INTERNET 8 TEXTUAL ANALYSIS OF KURDISH INTERNET 9 DISCUSSION AND CONCLUSION

REFERENCES INDEX

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