SOC309H5 Lecture Notes - Lecture 4: Wtol, Content Analysis, Congregation For The Evangelization Of Peoples
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Propaganda and persuasion framing of the news. To frame is to select some aspect(s) of perceived reality and make them more salient. Means of framing: selective information [to be emphasized or neglected] E. g. report on a protest against a nuclear waste facility. Exclude information on leakage in a similar facility opponents of the planned facility look stupid. Includes choice of experts [government officials: appearance of trustworthiness] or choice of sources: selective interpretation includes: Choice of language negative responses specifically in media(scheme [-], elixir [-], panacea [+], plan [+]): and. Connotation choosing words that provoke high positive or. Attitude of the reporter balanced reporting means that you have to report on attitudes of both sides of the issue. [e. g. : interviews of proponents and opponents of wto] . Thus, framing can violate journalistic goal of balances reporting, while its form is being preserved.
