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THE ROMANIAN JOURNAL OF JOURNALISM AND COMMUNICATION

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Camelia CUȘNIR

Parody and humor challenging the mainstream Religion discourse on Facebook

Romanian Journal of Journalism and Communication, issue 4 (56), year XII (XVI), 2017

section: Media, religion and popular culture

pages: 42-47

abstract

Since always, humor and parody were employed as subversive arm against the mainstream public discourse. The satirical press (as Le Canard Enchaîné in France or Academia Catavencu/Catavencii in Romania) has nowadays an online competition with developing online form of alternative expression using humor to challenge mainstream public discourse, including the religious one. We will analyze, using qualitative content analysis, a Facebook page called Dumnezeu (God) where this kind of alternative discourse (counter-discourse) is activated in order to identify religion’s representations and mechanisms employed for this satirical approach.

keywords

Online discourse, religion, parody, humor.

abstract (second language):

Depuis toujours, l’humour et la parodie ont été utilisés comme instrument subversif contre le discours public dominant. La presse satirique (comme Le Canard Enchaîné en France ou Academia Catavencu/ Catavencii en Roumanie) a aujourd’hui une concurrence vu le développement des formes d’expression alternatives en ligne qui emploient l’humour contre le discours public dominant, y compris religieux. Nous analyserons, en faisant appel à l’analyse de contenu qualitative, la Page Facebook intitulée Dumnezeu (Dieu) où ce type de discours alternatif est construit afin d’identifier les représentations de la religion et les mécanismes utilisés dans cette approche satirique.

keywords (second language):

Discours en ligne, religion, parodie, humour

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