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The Attitude of Young People of John Paul II and Benedict XVI. Analysis of the Contents of the Speeches of the Two Popes
Department of Human, Social and Health Science, University of Cassino and Southern Lazio, Cassino, Italy
- 1 Department of Human, Social and Health Science, University of Cassino and Southern Lazio, Cassino, Italy
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Abstract
The hypothesis of this research is that, although not explicitly stated, the attitude of the two pontiffs of youth against has been changed. A demonstration of this thesis was conducted a thorough analysis on the data provided by samples of papal speeches, using as a methodological tool program textual analysis Atlas.ti 5.0. Not only are there differences in the type of communication with young people established by the two popes, but also a different emotional tone is highlighted by the analysis of textual qualifiers. Even in some images there is a greater proximity compared to the previous public youth Pope John Paul II.
KeywordsYouth CultureReligionPontiffsReligiosityLifestyle
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