Hanna Orsolya Vincze
Biographic Data
| ID | 4909134 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Hanna Orsolya Vincze |
| GIVEN NAMES | Hanna Orsolya |
| FAMILY NAME | Vincze |
| SIGNATURE | VINCZE H O |
| AFFILIATIONS | Babeș-Bolyai University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-0477-958X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 3 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 7 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2009 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
The “TikTok Messiah”
Since 2024, TikTok’s potential to influence political outcomes has gained heightened visibility. In Romania, the unexpected success of an independent far-right candidate in the first round of the presidential election was widely attributed to his TikTok-based campaign. On the platform, supporters combine text, sound, and image, making a multimodal analytical approach appropriate. We integrate Nabi’s emotion-as-frames model and Tagg’s musical comm…
The Evolution of Crisis Frames in the European Commission’s Institutional Communication (2003–2022)
Historical accounts of the EU recurrently turn to crisis as a periodizing or structuring concept, reflecting the observation made by scholars that crisis has become a permanent feature of the social construction of our social and political reality. The concept of crisis can also be exploited for strategic purposes by political actors pursuing various policy agendas. Our article analyzes the discursive uses of crises by one of the central institut…
Between Conflict and Solidarity
The Covid-19 pandemic affected Romanian intra-EU labour migrants in a particular way and challenged the established themes associated with and the social roles assigned to them in news discourses. During the first wave of the pandemic, Covid-19 hotspots were reported abroad in Romanian migrant communities, the most notorious example being at the Tönnies factory in Germany. The pandemic brought to prominence the precarious working conditions of la…
Massification and its Critique in the Nineteenth Century History of Ideas
Writing after the failure of the 1848 Hungarian revolution, József Eötvös, himself a prominent politician and novelist, grappled with the sources of the failure and conditions of success of social and political reforms. In his monumental work, The Dominant Ideas of the Nineteenth Century and their Impact on the State, he proposed that in order to understand the behaviour of the masses and design social and political reforms that will have popular…
Frame Variation in the News Coverage of the Refugee Crisis
The 2015 refugee crisis has held the attention of Romanian news media, as one of the most challenging issues for the European Union in the last decade, even though Romania is not situated on the main routes on which refugees arrive. Our research focuses on the variation of issue-specific news frames in time, according to media type, and by the countries covered, also addressing the locally salient issue of religion. Articles from the websites of …
The Crisis’ as a journalistic frame in Romanian news media
The economic crisis and the policies proposed in response to it have held the attention of news media for many years. This article argues that the frequent use of the term ‘crisis’ as a catchphrase signals the presence of a journalistic frame, which possesses both generic and issue-specific features. The crisis-frame is analytically described along the four structural dimensions identified by Pan and Kosicki, using both content analytical argumen…
The stakes of translation and vernacularisation in early modern Hungary
By the beginning of the seventeenth century, the vernacular had become a legitimate language of culture in Hungary. Reflections on the choice of language show that authors not only struggled with rendering in the Hungarian vernacular concepts and ideas hitherto primarily expressed in Latin, but also that they often viewed their choice of language as an action laden with social and political stakes. By looking at the main types of translator-figur…
The Crisis’ as a journalistic frame in Romanian news media
The economic crisis and the policies proposed in response to it have held the attention of news media for many years. This article argues that the frequent use of the term ‘crisis’ as a catchphrase signals the presence of a journalistic frame, which possesses both generic and issue-specific features. The crisis-frame is analytically described along the four structural dimensions identified by Pan and Kosicki, using both content analytical argumen…
Frame Variation in the News Coverage of the Refugee Crisis
The 2015 refugee crisis has held the attention of Romanian news media, as one of the most challenging issues for the European Union in the last decade, even though Romania is not situated on the main routes on which refugees arrive. Our research focuses on the variation of issue-specific news frames in time, according to media type, and by the countries covered, also addressing the locally salient issue of religion. Articles from the websites of …
The stakes of translation and vernacularisation in early modern Hungary
By the beginning of the seventeenth century, the vernacular had become a legitimate language of culture in Hungary. Reflections on the choice of language show that authors not only struggled with rendering in the Hungarian vernacular concepts and ideas hitherto primarily expressed in Latin, but also that they often viewed their choice of language as an action laden with social and political stakes. By looking at the main types of translator-figur…
The Crisis’ as a journalistic frame in Romanian news media
The economic crisis and the policies proposed in response to it have held the attention of news media for many years. This article argues that the frequent use of the term ‘crisis’ as a catchphrase signals the presence of a journalistic frame, which possesses both generic and issue-specific features. The crisis-frame is analytically described along the four structural dimensions identified by Pan and Kosicki, using both content analytical argumen…
Massification and its Critique in the Nineteenth Century History of Ideas
Writing after the failure of the 1848 Hungarian revolution, József Eötvös, himself a prominent politician and novelist, grappled with the sources of the failure and conditions of success of social and political reforms. In his monumental work, The Dominant Ideas of the Nineteenth Century and their Impact on the State, he proposed that in order to understand the behaviour of the masses and design social and political reforms that will have popular…
Frame Variation in the News Coverage of the Refugee Crisis
The 2015 refugee crisis has held the attention of Romanian news media, as one of the most challenging issues for the European Union in the last decade, even though Romania is not situated on the main routes on which refugees arrive. Our research focuses on the variation of issue-specific news frames in time, according to media type, and by the countries covered, also addressing the locally salient issue of religion. Articles from the websites of …
Between Conflict and Solidarity
The Covid-19 pandemic affected Romanian intra-EU labour migrants in a particular way and challenged the established themes associated with and the social roles assigned to them in news discourses. During the first wave of the pandemic, Covid-19 hotspots were reported abroad in Romanian migrant communities, the most notorious example being at the Tönnies factory in Germany. The pandemic brought to prominence the precarious working conditions of la…
The Evolution of Crisis Frames in the European Commission’s Institutional Communication (2003–2022)
Historical accounts of the EU recurrently turn to crisis as a periodizing or structuring concept, reflecting the observation made by scholars that crisis has become a permanent feature of the social construction of our social and political reality. The concept of crisis can also be exploited for strategic purposes by political actors pursuing various policy agendas. Our article analyzes the discursive uses of crises by one of the central institut…
The “TikTok Messiah”
Since 2024, TikTok’s potential to influence political outcomes has gained heightened visibility. In Romania, the unexpected success of an independent far-right candidate in the first round of the presidential election was widely attributed to his TikTok-based campaign. On the platform, supporters combine text, sound, and image, making a multimodal analytical approach appropriate. We integrate Nabi’s emotion-as-frames model and Tagg’s musical comm…
Political science (6 works) · Law (4 works) · Politics (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Law (3 works) · Romanian (3 works) · Aesthetics (2 works) · Art (2 works) · Business (2 works) · European union (2 works)