الفهرس 
مثيلات حرب أكتوبر في الصحافة المصرية : b) دراسة تتبعية فى آليات الحضور و الغياب في الخطاب الصحفي
قائمة المحتوياتيوجد فقط 14 صفحة متاحة للعرض العام
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المستخلص
The study sought to identify how Egyptian newspapers cover the anniversary of the October War, the degree to which this coverage varies according to newspaper ownership patterns, and among newspapers within single ownership; and the extent of the influence of the political system over several years on the coverage of the most important events of the war in those newspapers; This is in light of the discourse theory (the critical linguistics school and the cultural school), and they were chosen because they deal with the media text with quantitative and qualitative analysis from the perspective of its impact on creating or disappearing awareness among the public, that is, were the Egyptian newspapers able to create a completely true picture of the events of the October War?
The researcher relied on the propaganda model, which confirms that the media text passes through five filters (ownership, advertising, sources of information, negative criticism, enemy industry) in its interpretation of the relationship between Egyptian newspapers and the dominant political systems.
The study used the media survey in a comprehensive inventory of all news in the study newspapers, and the comparative method was used as the main method that the researcher relied on analyzing the results of the study by comparing the ownerships of selected newspapers and newspapers within the same ownership, as well as comparing what was published by the study newspapers in different periods. The study tools included an analysis of the media content, both quantitative and qualitative, so the researcher analyzed the media discourse to identify the intellectual trends reflected by the Egyptian newspapers, the study sample, in their coverage of the anniversary of the October War.
The study relied on an analytical sample of three types of ownership of Egyptian newspapers (a total of eight newspapers), which are (national newspapers: Al-Akhbar - Al-Ahram - Rose Al-Youssef), (private newspapers: Al-Masry Al-Youm - Al-Dustour - the seventh day), and (partisan newspapers: Al-Wafd-parents), in October of the following years (1974-1981-1982-1991-2005-2011-2012-2013-2014-2020) to collect the data of the analytical study, and the number of (news item) 553 items were analyzed, during an analysis 660 days.
The study concluded to a number of results as following:
1. The study revealed that the ownership of newspapers had an impact on what is published of events, and most importantly how it is published, that is, the angle through which the event is presented, what is published, and what is deleted. What is meant here is not national, private or partisan ownership, but rather within Each style also, for the politics of Al-Masry Al-Youm differs from the Seventh Day and the Constitution.
2. The study concluded that the first era is the most abundant in the presence of press articles affiliated with official sources compared to the other second and third eras, which made that era more inclined to the official point of view and to present the events of the October War within the limits of the imposed political vision at the time. For the second and third eras, they relied on Various military sources, as well as historical sources, which made for a rapid flow of information.
3. The study revealed that the Egyptian newspapers did not achieve balance in publishing events, and the balance was not achieved over the three eras. The newspapers were the only newspapers without the other to publish some events about the October War according to the type of ownership, funding and competence of the journalists, and the study agreed with the propaganda model, in terms of There is a correlation between the media’s handling of issues and the dominant political forces, and the researcher concluded that the influence of the five selected candidates for the propaganda model, or one of them, is a major reason for the absence of balance and the occurrence of bias, as discussions shrink.