Goals of learning from this lesson
The lecture
Third lecture in a BA Course on Media & Politics at at Lillehammer University College can be viewed below as a Prezi-presentation.
- What is framing?
- How are the media supposed to be manipulating viewers?
- How do you analyse one or several texts?
- Why is globalization of the media sometimes characterised as "cultural imperialism"?
- When is a situation a changed into "middle range behaviour"?
The lecture
Third lecture in a BA Course on Media & Politics at at Lillehammer University College can be viewed below as a Prezi-presentation.
Literature:
- Hodkinson, P. (2011). Media, culture and society. Chap. 4 & 6. 44p.
- Hoskins, A., & O’Loughlin, B. (2010). War and media. Chap. 2. 17p.
- Meyrowitz, J. (1985), Media, Situations and Behaviour. 16p. *
Watch relevant videos
Joshua Meyrowitz on media and framing
Nick Davies - bestselling author of Flat Earth News
Malcolm Gladwell: An 'Unreal' Image Changed Civil Rights Forever
Useful links:
- Breaking the Silence : Israeli soldiers talk about the occupied territories.
- Burke-White, W. (2014, August 8). The Framing of MH-17.
- CCN Media. (2010, July 21). Signifier and Signified.
- D’Addario, D. (2013, May 14). “24? returns: Is Dick Cheney programming Fox?
- Wittkower, D. E. (2014). Facebook and dramauthentic identity: A post-Goffmanian theory of identity performance on SNS. First Monday, 19(4).
- Wolcott, J. (2013, August 1). Washington Noir. Vanity Fair, (August).
- The Daily Show does political satire at an advanced level
- Jester, Fake Journalist, or the New Walter Lippmann? Keren Tenenboim-Weinblatt attempts an academic analysis of Jon Stewart's suksess.
- Billings, S. (2012, November 3). “LillyHammer” TV Show Reveals the Corrupt, Alcoholic Culture of Socialist Norway.
