Trik Bahasa Media Membingkai Krisis Pengungsi di Eropa

This collection of documents provides a linguistic and academic analysis of how European media portrayed the refugee and migrant crisis between 2015 and 2017. The primary source is a scholarly volume edited by Annamária Fábián, which uses corpus linguistics to examine the specific terminology, metaphors, and framing strategies employed by journalists across various nations. These studies reveal how media outlets often used dehumanizing water metaphors and "us versus them" narratives to shape public perception and political discourse. A detailed excerpt focusing on Austrian press coverage highlights how migrants were frequently presented as an anonymous mass or a logistical challenge rather than as individuals. The texts also outline the legal restrictions and accessibility notices for the digital distribution of these research materials through the Bookshare platform. Ultimately, the sources demonstrate that journalistic language significantly influences whether society views displaced people with empathy or suspicion.