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Civil society has an important role in our societies. Its importance has been recognized in political science, media studies, communication science, sociology and in a multidisciplinary approach. From previous research we know that civic engagement is in a positive correlation to media literacy (ML) (Frau-Meigs & Torrent, 2009). Civil society organisations (CSOs) are one of the most important media literacy stake-holders in most of our societies. In this study we examine and analyze the results of two European research projects that analyzed in detail the CSOs' role in the European context. The ANR TRANSLIT scientific research project is one of the projects analyzing the role of CSOs in media and information literacy. Mapping of media literacy practices and actions in EU-28 (European Audiovisual Observatory, Council of Europe) is the second one. Both projects included more than 100 European scientists and experts. We analyze the scope of CSOs activities, recognized as key stake-holders. Furthermore, we question the role they have in relation to other actors and sectors. We also discuss the historical differences and similarities in neighbouring countries. This article also calls for the necessity to indicate posible risks in CSOs activities and policies. In order to coordinate CSOs activities in the EU we offer a new model based upon six key elements of CSOs, as stake-holders in ML and MIL, in the EU and abroad. ; La sociedad civil tiene un papel importante en nuestras sociedades. Su importancia ha sido reconocida en las ciencias políticas, en los estudios mediáticos, las ciencias de la comunicación, la sociología y en un enfoque multidisciplinario. De investigaciones previas, sabemos que el compromiso cívico está en una correlación positiva con la alfabetización mediática (Frau-Megis & Torrent, 2009). Las organizaciones de la sociedad civil (OSC) son una de las partes interesadas más importantes de la alfabetización mediática en la mayoría de nuestras sociedades. En este artículo examinamos y analizamos los resultados de dos proyectos de investigación europeos que han analizado en detalle el papel de las OSC en el contexto europeo. El proyecto de investigación científica ANR TRANSLIT es uno de los proyectos que analiza el papel de las OSC en alfabetización mediática e informacional. Mapeo de prácticas y acciones de alfabetización mediática en la UE-28 (Observatorio Europeo del Audiovisual, Consejo de Europa) ha publicado el segundo proyecto, Ambos proyectos incluyen más de 100 científicos y expertos europeos. En este estudio analizaremos el alcance de las actividades de las OSC, reconocidas como partes interesadas claves, además de cuestionar el papel que tienen en relación con otros actores y sectores. También expondremos las diferencias históricas y las similitudes en los países vecinos. Este artículo también exige la necesidad de indicar posibles riesgos en las actividades y políticas de las OSC. Para coordinar las actividades de las OSC en la UE, ofrecemos un nuevo modelo basado en seis elementos clave de las OSC, como partes interesadas en alfabetización mediática y AMI, en la UE y en el exterior.

Título, resumen y palabras clave también en inglés ; Resumen basado en el de la publicación ; Civil society has an important role in our societies. Its importance has been recognized in political science, media studies, communication science, sociology and in a multidisciplinary approach. From previous research we know that civic engagement is in a positive correlation to media literacy (ML). Civil society organisations (CSOs) are one of the most important media literacy stake-holders in most of our societies. It examine and analyze the results of two European research projects that have in detailed analyzed the role that CSOs in European context. ANR TRANSLIT scientific research project is one of the projects analyzing the role of CSOs in media and information literacy. Mapping of media literacy practices and actions in EU-28 (European Audiovisual Observatory, Council of Europe) is the second one. It will analyze the scope of CSOs activities, recognized as key stake-holders. It is also discussing the historical differences and similarities in neighbouring countries. It also calls for the necessity to indicate possible risks in CSOs activities and policies. ; ESP

Título, resumen y palabras clave también en inglés ; Resumen basado en el de la publicación ; Civil society has an important role in our societies. Its importance has been recognized in political science, media studies, communication science, sociology and in a multidisciplinary approach. From previous research we know that civic engagement is in a positive correlation to media literacy (ML). Civil society organisations (CSOs) are one of the most important media literacy stake-holders in most of our societies. It examine and analyze the results of two European research projects that have in detailed analyzed the role that CSOs in European context. ANR TRANSLIT scientific research project is one of the projects analyzing the role of CSOs in media and information literacy. Mapping of media literacy practices and actions in EU-28 (European Audiovisual Observatory, Council of Europe) is the second one. It will analyze the scope of CSOs activities, recognized as key stake-holders. It is also discussing the historical differences and similarities in neighbouring countries. It also calls for the necessity to indicate possible risks in CSOs activities and policies. ; ESP

Conceptual metaphors are considered as effective linguistic formulas for achieving the persuasive language function. This paper approaches the subject of conceptual metaphor and political argumentation through the prism of synergies of the political topic, affirmative or negative communication of main ideas related to the topic, the use of conceptual metaphor as a persuasive rhetorical strategy and the type of argumentative claim. Research was conducted on the sample of 13.338 words from two political interviews with Ivo Josipović in a weekly talk show Nedjeljom u dva (Sundays at two) broadcast on Croatian Radio Television Channel 1 (HTV 1) in 2009 and 2012. The research results show that the most frequently used conceptual metaphors in analysed corpora are the linguistic realizations of metaphors from the source domains of personification, reification and journey. These linguistic metaphors are mostly identified in the claims of value. The analysis also indicates that these claims are predominantly affirmative.