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John H. Powers
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- Prelim pages i
- Table of contents v
- Introduction 1
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Part I. Constructions of SARS in Hong Kong
- 1. Hong Kong's multiple constructions of SARS 17
- 2. A hero story without heroes: The Hong Kong government's narratives on SARS 33
- 3. "SARS" versus "atypical pneumonia": Inconsistencies in Hong Kong's public health warnings and disease-prevention campaign 53
- 4. Internet press freedom and online crisis reporting: The role of news web sites in the SARS epidemic 69
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Part II. Constructions of SARS on the Chinese mainland
- 5. Party journalism vs. market journalism: The coverage of SARS by the People's Daily and Beijing Youth News 93
- 6. Construction of nationalism and political legitimacy through rhetoric of the anti-SARS campaign: A fantasy theme analysis 109
- 7. SARS discourse as an anti-SARS ideology: The case of Beijing 125
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Part III. Constructions of SARS in Singapore and Taiwan
- 8. "Triumph over adversity": Singapore mobilizes Confucian values to combat SARS 145
- 9. Singapore at war: SARS and its metaphors 163
- 10. Reporting an emerging epidemic in Taiwan: Journalists' experiences of SARS coverage 181
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Part IV. Cross national constructions of SARS
- 11. Newspaper coverage of the 2003 SARS outbreak 203
- 12. Effects of rationality and story attributes on perceptions of SARS perception 223
- Index 241
Kapitel in diesem Buch
- Prelim pages i
- Table of contents v
- Introduction 1
-
Part I. Constructions of SARS in Hong Kong
- 1. Hong Kong's multiple constructions of SARS 17
- 2. A hero story without heroes: The Hong Kong government's narratives on SARS 33
- 3. "SARS" versus "atypical pneumonia": Inconsistencies in Hong Kong's public health warnings and disease-prevention campaign 53
- 4. Internet press freedom and online crisis reporting: The role of news web sites in the SARS epidemic 69
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Part II. Constructions of SARS on the Chinese mainland
- 5. Party journalism vs. market journalism: The coverage of SARS by the People's Daily and Beijing Youth News 93
- 6. Construction of nationalism and political legitimacy through rhetoric of the anti-SARS campaign: A fantasy theme analysis 109
- 7. SARS discourse as an anti-SARS ideology: The case of Beijing 125
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Part III. Constructions of SARS in Singapore and Taiwan
- 8. "Triumph over adversity": Singapore mobilizes Confucian values to combat SARS 145
- 9. Singapore at war: SARS and its metaphors 163
- 10. Reporting an emerging epidemic in Taiwan: Journalists' experiences of SARS coverage 181
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Part IV. Cross national constructions of SARS
- 11. Newspaper coverage of the 2003 SARS outbreak 203
- 12. Effects of rationality and story attributes on perceptions of SARS perception 223
- Index 241