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- The study examines how the approaches and language around schistosomiasis prevention and control have changed over time, reflecting varying political and social influences.
- It analyzes official documents and media reports to uncover the deeper societal reasons and shifts in discourse regarding schistosomiasis handling.
- The findings suggest that the evolution of discourse from authoritative to cooperative reflects changing meanings in prevention efforts, indicating the need for policies that are grounded in reality and responsive to current social contexts.
Article Abstract
Objective: To analyze the evolution process, discourse and semantic meaning of schistosomiasis prevention and control, so as to provide suggestions for control work.
Methods: The official documents and mainstream media reports of schistosomiasis prevention and control were selected at different periods as discourse samples, and the deep social reasons behind the strategy change and the semantic meaning of the utterance were analyzed at different periods.
Results: The discourse of schistosomiasis prevention and control experienced the evolution of the political discourse, pluralistic discourse and public discourse, and the semantic connotations showed the authority conflict semantic features, and then transferred to semantic cooperation.
Conclusion: The prevention and control of schistosomiasis have different semantic meanings at different periods, and the prevention and control work should correspond to a social practice, seek truth from facts, correctly understand the actual situation, and then establish the effective control policy.
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