Titlebook: Class, Culture, and the Media in Greece, Volume 1; Otherness, Reactiona Yiannis Mylonas,Elena Psyllakou Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applica

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Behavior Related to the Environmentysis focuses on the Church’s spectral construction in the media as a battleground for diverging class cultures rather than an agent in its own right. The chapter ultimately argues that media representations enable the state’s cultural hegemony, and emancipating the Church could challenge the reformist/underdog dualism underpinning this paradox.

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Foreword: Class Cultures and the Media in Greece, chances, voice, power, and participation, the notion of social class remains a key concept. And this volume is an important contribution to our understanding of this concept and its relation to media and culture.

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Media Representations of the Roma Population in Greece: Negative Stereotyping and Class Politics Agthough the Roma individuals have been—once again—the victims, their representation in the media featured in our research follows the rationale of the marginalizing presentation of the Roma populations, depicting them as perpetrators of violence and potential dangers to public peace and security.

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: Class, Migration and Affective Structures in the Cinematographic Narration of a Musical Genre,d to inform international discourses on phenomenology, gender mechanisms, and intercultural dimensions of performing history in filmography, this movie seems to adopt a critical lens towards social fragmentation that goes beyond Greece and permits the reconsideration of a living tradition which has international ramifications.

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Joseph Olayinka Fashagba,Edward R. McMahon the political spectrum, take advantage of their television exposure. Further, this research places a particular emphasis on how previously unknown personalities deriving from the far right and the conspiracy fields found themselves in the political spotlight and at the core of the class and ideological hegemony of neoliberalism.

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Private Television and the Reproduction of Conspiracy Theories: The Greek Case, the political spectrum, take advantage of their television exposure. Further, this research places a particular emphasis on how previously unknown personalities deriving from the far right and the conspiracy fields found themselves in the political spotlight and at the core of the class and ideological hegemony of neoliberalism.