Golden Dawn in the media during the Greek crisis

Abstract

Abstract This is a corpus-driven study of the perception of Golden Dawn and its discourse by the Greek and European mainstream Press. More specifically, we examine the main traits attributed to Golden Dawn by eleven Greek and European newspapers, the causes to which its rise is linked, expecially with respect to the current crisis, and the suggested ways of addressing the phenomenon. Key lexemes are analysed and their co-articulation into meaningful discourse units is critically and contrastively discussed in the journalistic corpus. Overall, the study attempts to address the question of how the traits and political aims of Golden Dawn, as well as its discourse, are perceived by society through media.

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