n Italy, after the COVID lockdown, began “phase two,” allowing worshippers to celebrate live masses. Churches reopened, but many masses were still transmitted live through social media, having a large mediatic resonance. Our research inquires the relation of Church and politics in the costruction of governance: we investigate how the leaders of the religious community took a stand on political and medical ordinances in relation to pub- lic opinion. In order to do it, we will compare four homilies given on May 31, 2020 (Mass of Pentecost), and we will analyze them using semiotic and ethnolinguistic categories
The Day after the Pandemic. A Semiotic Analysis of Four Homilies
Francesco GALOFARO
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2022-01-01
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n Italy, after the COVID lockdown, began “phase two,” allowing worshippers to celebrate live masses. Churches reopened, but many masses were still transmitted live through social media, having a large mediatic resonance. Our research inquires the relation of Church and politics in the costruction of governance: we investigate how the leaders of the religious community took a stand on political and medical ordinances in relation to pub- lic opinion. In order to do it, we will compare four homilies given on May 31, 2020 (Mass of Pentecost), and we will analyze them using semiotic and ethnolinguistic categories
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