Dejan Jontes
Biographic Data
| ID | 640277 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Dejan Jontes |
| GIVEN NAMES | Dejan |
| FAMILY NAME | Jontes |
| SIGNATURE | JONTES D |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Ljubljana |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-9736-9706 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 3 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 8 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2010 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
From Criticism to Anger and Hate
This paper explores audiences’ hateful responses towards journalists and the media in news stories about migrants and LGBT-related topics in three of the most popular national news outlets’ Facebook pages in Slovenia. Theoretically the paper is situated within the theory of metajournalistic discourse, and it argues that various forms of online harassment and the vulgarization of anti-press criticism could be considered as a form of boundary work …
Conceptualising Liveness and Visibility in the News Repertoires of Adolescents in a Polymedia Environment
Based on the assumptions that digital media are used as integrated structures or “polymedia repertoires” and that media practices cannot be treated as unrelated practices performed on distinct platforms, the present study examined the digital sociability of young people and their media prosumption in a polymedia environment. Data were collected from group interviews of 67 12- to 19-year-olds and 59 personal visualised media sketches. The study fo…
Between Denial and Celebritization
The phenomenon of global warming and its consequences are challenges we face in modern society. In addition to these issues, the paper is motivated by media reports on the 2019 worldwide climate strikes and the UN Climate Action Summit, held in New York in September of the same year. Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg, whose performance at the Summit sparked a lot of interest in the media worldwide, found herself in the centre of media atten…
The nation as an imagined commodity
The article uses the case of Melania Trump, the former First Lady of the United States, to analyse the discursive strategies through which the print media in Slovenia represented ‘Melania’ as an ethnically born Slovenian on a national scale. The article also demonstrates how patriotism, based on the love and feelings of belonging to the Slovenian nation-state, was nationalized in the case of ‘Melania’. The main argument is that numerous and repet…
Ana Tominc (2017). The Discursive Construction of Class and Lifestyle
This article reviews The Discursive Construction of Class and Lifestyle: Celebrity chef cookbooks in post-socialist Slovenia 978-9027206664£44
Ridiculing the working-class body in post-socialist sitcom
Television comedy has rarely been studied from the perspective of class in a post-socialist context. This paper analyses representations of class, body, gender and nationality in the three most popular sitcoms of the last two decades in Slovenia, focusing especially on their role in working-class discourse and its transformation. Ambivalent representations of working-class characters are highlighted and put in the context of the egalitarian ideol…
Med distanciranostjo in angažiranostjo
Avtor v članku analizira poročanje o »begunski krizi« v treh osrednjih slovenskih dnevnih časopisih, Delu, Dnevniku in Večeru, v obdobju, ki so ga novinarji poimenovali »prvi in drugi begunski val«. Pri analizi se osredotoča na uokvirjanje problematike in na prevladujoče novinarske konvencije, s katerimi se uprizarja objektivnost, pri čemer skuša prikazati temeljno protislovje pri poročanju o »begunski krizi«. Na eksplicitni ravni je namreč v dne…
Slovenian Sitcom and the Construction of Otherness
The paper deals with the representations of Otherness in Slovenian situation comedies which started to proliferate after the changes in the local media system, that is with commercialization in the 1990s. Two commercially most successful sitcoms are analyzed. Drawing on the critical approach to humor it is highlighted why the humor in analyzed sitcoms is not subversive but with constant mocking and stereotyping of outsiders serves to reinforce ex…
The nation as an imagined commodity
The article uses the case of Melania Trump, the former First Lady of the United States, to analyse the discursive strategies through which the print media in Slovenia represented ‘Melania’ as an ethnically born Slovenian on a national scale. The article also demonstrates how patriotism, based on the love and feelings of belonging to the Slovenian nation-state, was nationalized in the case of ‘Melania’. The main argument is that numerous and repet…
Between Denial and Celebritization
The phenomenon of global warming and its consequences are challenges we face in modern society. In addition to these issues, the paper is motivated by media reports on the 2019 worldwide climate strikes and the UN Climate Action Summit, held in New York in September of the same year. Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg, whose performance at the Summit sparked a lot of interest in the media worldwide, found herself in the centre of media atten…
Slovenian Sitcom and the Construction of Otherness
The paper deals with the representations of Otherness in Slovenian situation comedies which started to proliferate after the changes in the local media system, that is with commercialization in the 1990s. Two commercially most successful sitcoms are analyzed. Drawing on the critical approach to humor it is highlighted why the humor in analyzed sitcoms is not subversive but with constant mocking and stereotyping of outsiders serves to reinforce ex…
Med distanciranostjo in angažiranostjo
Avtor v članku analizira poročanje o »begunski krizi« v treh osrednjih slovenskih dnevnih časopisih, Delu, Dnevniku in Večeru, v obdobju, ki so ga novinarji poimenovali »prvi in drugi begunski val«. Pri analizi se osredotoča na uokvirjanje problematike in na prevladujoče novinarske konvencije, s katerimi se uprizarja objektivnost, pri čemer skuša prikazati temeljno protislovje pri poročanju o »begunski krizi«. Na eksplicitni ravni je namreč v dne…
Ridiculing the working-class body in post-socialist sitcom
Television comedy has rarely been studied from the perspective of class in a post-socialist context. This paper analyses representations of class, body, gender and nationality in the three most popular sitcoms of the last two decades in Slovenia, focusing especially on their role in working-class discourse and its transformation. Ambivalent representations of working-class characters are highlighted and put in the context of the egalitarian ideol…
Ana Tominc (2017). The Discursive Construction of Class and Lifestyle
This article reviews The Discursive Construction of Class and Lifestyle: Celebrity chef cookbooks in post-socialist Slovenia 978-9027206664£44
The nation as an imagined commodity
The article uses the case of Melania Trump, the former First Lady of the United States, to analyse the discursive strategies through which the print media in Slovenia represented ‘Melania’ as an ethnically born Slovenian on a national scale. The article also demonstrates how patriotism, based on the love and feelings of belonging to the Slovenian nation-state, was nationalized in the case of ‘Melania’. The main argument is that numerous and repet…
Between Denial and Celebritization
The phenomenon of global warming and its consequences are challenges we face in modern society. In addition to these issues, the paper is motivated by media reports on the 2019 worldwide climate strikes and the UN Climate Action Summit, held in New York in September of the same year. Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg, whose performance at the Summit sparked a lot of interest in the media worldwide, found herself in the centre of media atten…
Conceptualising Liveness and Visibility in the News Repertoires of Adolescents in a Polymedia Environment
Based on the assumptions that digital media are used as integrated structures or “polymedia repertoires” and that media practices cannot be treated as unrelated practices performed on distinct platforms, the present study examined the digital sociability of young people and their media prosumption in a polymedia environment. Data were collected from group interviews of 67 12- to 19-year-olds and 59 personal visualised media sketches. The study fo…
From Criticism to Anger and Hate
This paper explores audiences’ hateful responses towards journalists and the media in news stories about migrants and LGBT-related topics in three of the most popular national news outlets’ Facebook pages in Slovenia. Theoretically the paper is situated within the theory of metajournalistic discourse, and it argues that various forms of online harassment and the vulgarization of anti-press criticism could be considered as a form of boundary work …
Sociology (7 works) · Political science (6 works) · Law (4 works) · Media studies (4 works) · Media Studies and Communication (4 works) · Philosophy (4 works) · Psychology (4 works) · Epistemology (3 works) · Gender Studies (3 works) · History (3 works)