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|a Acampa, Suania
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|a From Dezinformatsiya to Disinformation
|h Elektronische Ressource
|b A Critical Analysis of Strategies and Effect on the Digital Public Sphere
|c by Suania Acampa
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|a 1st ed. 2024
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|a XVII, 178 p. 37 illus., 27 illus. in color
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|a Introduction -- Part I -- Chapter 1 - From Military Strategy to the Militarization of Information -- Chapter 2 – The Contextual Conditions. The Factors that Today Contribute to the Successful Disinformation -- Part II -- Chapter 3 – Research on Disinformation. State of the Art and New Methodological Proposals -- Part III -- Chapter 4 – First Level: The Anatomy of the Disinformation Message Between Narratives and Adopted Strategies -- Chapter 5 – Second Level. The Effect of Disinformation Content on Users’ Opinion -- List of Graphs -- List of Tables -- List of Figures -- List of Equation -- Appendix
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|a Sociology of Knowledge and Discourse
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|a Sociocultural Anthropology
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|a Mass media / Moral and ethical aspects
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|a Media Ethics
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|a 10.1007/978-3-031-48435-3
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|a The book takes a critical look at the phenomenon of disinformation by identifying the historical, technological and human elements that contribute to the current success of disinformation strategies. The author examines the origin of the word "Dezinformatsiya", used by Russian planners in the 1950s, to understand how military strategy has transformed into militarization of information. The book pays particular attention to the power of algorithmic platforms on the selection and dissemination of digital content and their role in the spread of misinformation. This influences traditional editorial practices, disintermediating the production and distribution of news and amplifying a particular human cognitive mechanism: confirmation bias. The author investigates the Italian case to identify general archetypes, and typical and salient elements of disinformation strategies. The results offer a further interpretative aspect to studying disinformation, which represents a fracture in the digital public sphere, a kind of irrational object circulating in a space believed to be governed by rational engagement norms. The book conclusively shows how polarizing narratives used in disinformation strategies are the expression of complex ideological undergrowth embodied in extremes of the political spectrum. This highly topical book is for students and researchers from across the social sciences and media interested in the disinformation phenomenon
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