Interdisciplinary Studies in Media and Culture

Discourse analysis of the news of Iran International TV channel regarding the events of Mehr 1401 in Iran

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Authors

Saeid faramarziani 1
laya nourani 2

1 Assistant Professor of Communication Sciences, Department of Social Sciences, Hakim Sabzevari Sabzevar University, Iran.

2 MSc of Social Communication Sciences, Azarabadgan University, Urmia, Iran,

https://doi.org/10.30465/ismc.2023.45536.2743
Abstract
he purpose of the current research is to investigate the news of Iran International satellite television network about the events of October 1401 with the method of critical analysis of Farklaf's discourse.
The statistical population of the research is all the news related to these incidents in October 1401, which this TV channel broadcasted between September 26 and November 4, 1401. Norman Fairclough was analyzed on the three levels of "description", "interpretation" and "explanation". television channel was based on the representation and conceptualization of the recent unrest in Iran, which is considered as a revolutionary movement, which is looking for a network. From the new identity movements, a network where feminism, generation gap, changes to secularize the system, ethnic distinctions and trade identity are seen together, and the "non-citizens" with the civic self-awareness of the new coalition and a great generational, cultural, trade and They have formed a belief in Iranian society, they shout their demands on the street and will continue until the system changes. Therefore, the desire to overthrow, the induction of totalitarianism of the Iranian political system, the minority view of ethnic groups and the objectification of women are among the dominant discourses of this television channel.

Keywords

Iran news
critical discourse analysis
chaos
Iran International
Fairclough
Interdisciplinary Studies in Media and Culture
Volume 14, Issue 1 - Serial Number 27
Spring and Summer 2024
August 2024
Pages 161-186

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