サウジのニュース報道におけるイデオロギーを帯びたエコ・サステナビリティの批判的談話分析
A critical discourse analysis of ideology-loaded eco-sustainability in Saudi News reports (原題)
Mohamed Abdelfattah Abdelraouf, Abdelhamid Elewa
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日本語
本研究は、サウジの新聞および国営通信社の報道43件を、van Dijkの社会認知的批判的談話分析とエコ言語学を用いて分析した。報道は「人間中心の持続可能性」「環境保護を道徳・宗教的義務とする」「国家を環境保護の主要な守護者とする」というVision 2030の3原則を再生産している。見出しや構文は国家を環境行動の主導者として構築し、市民の責任を国家的プロジェクトに結びつけている。
English
This study analyzes 43 Saudi newspaper and press agency reports using van Dijk's socio-cognitive Critical Discourse Analysis and ecolinguistics. It finds that coverage reproduces three Vision 2030 environmental principles: anthropocentric sustainability, environmental protection as a moral/religious duty, and the State as primary guardian. Headlines and syntax position the State as the main initiator of environmental action, framing citizen responsibility within a national project.
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📝 gxceed 編集解説 — Why this matters
日本のGX文脈において
日本企業・政策担当者にとって、国家主導の環境言説がどのように構築され、企業や市民の役割を周縁化するかを理解する比較材料となる。SSBJや有報でのサステナビリティ情報開示において、国家と企業の責任分担を考える際の示唆を含む。
In the global GX context
This paper offers a critical lens on how state-centric environmental discourse can shape corporate and citizen roles, relevant to global debates on greenwashing, disclosure legitimacy, and the politicization of sustainability under frameworks like ISSB and CSRD. It highlights the need for critical discourse analysis in evaluating the ideological framing of climate communication.
👥 読者別の含意
🔬研究者:批判的談話分析とエコ言語学の手法を、環境政策や企業開示の言説分析に応用する視点を提供する。
🏢実務担当者:国家主導の環境ナラティブが企業のサステナビリティ報告に与える影響を理解する一助となる。
🏛政策担当者:環境政策のコミュニケーションが市民や企業の行動をどう枠づけるか、批判的に検討する材料を提供する。
📄 Abstract（原文）
This study examines how the environmental ideology embedded in ecol-sustainability discourse is reproduced in news reports. It analyzes 43 reports from Saudi newspapers and the Saudi Press Agency using van Dijk’s socio‑cognitive framework of Critical Discourse Analysis, complemented by insights from ecolinguistics. The reports are examined at macro‑structural and micro‑linguistic levels to identify discursive strategies and linguistic choices through which journalists reproduce three key environmental principles incorporated in the Saudi Vision 2030: anthropocentric sustainability, environmental protection as a moral and implicitly religious duty, and the State as the primary guardian of environmental protection. The findings indicate that headlines and leads frequently construct the State as the main initiator and driver of environmental action, while other participants predominantly appear as supporting and enacting this vision. The campaign slogan “Your Impact Is Green” links individual responsibility to state leadership and frames citizens’ actions as part of a wider national project grounded in moral and religious accountability. At the syntactic level, material processes commonly cast government officials and institutions as principal actors in environmental protection, and their evaluative statements are foregrounded in prominent positions. The reports also repeatedly use the phrase “natural resources” for soil, air, water and ecosystems, associating their protection with human welfare and economic development. Overall, the analysis suggests that the coverage promotes a mainly anthropocentric and state‑centric environmental discourse that legitimizes state leadership in environmental protection and presents the environmental principles of Vision 2030 as a taken‑for‑granted framework for imagining sustainability.
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