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Along with Stanley Cohen's Folk Devils and Moral Panics:The creation of the Mods and the Rockers (1972), the book also framed a method of political criminology that would prove as productive as Michel Foucault's, Discipline and Punish: The Birth of the Prison (English 1977) in helping us analyze the emergence of mass incarceration in the 1980s and 1990s.
The Hustler case also framed a history lesson in art of political satire and its role in the marketplace of ideas.
Such haunting images of occult deaths continued to inform discussions about shell shock in the inter-war period, but they also framed a newly developing field of research devoted to the physics and physiology of what increasingly came to be referred to as 'blast' effects.
His interests also frame a larger divide in the Alzheimer's world.
It's also framing a positive campaign, in the process projecting itself as the incumbents, daring the government to go negative.
Although we prefer an analytical understanding of these conceptualizations, we can also frame a historical narrative.
Progressives must also frame a long-term jobs agenda that adds meaningful substance to President Obama's vision of "winning the future" through investment in education, research and infrastructure.
This has a way of not only providing a platform for your wit, it can also frame a discussion.
That may seem like an odd way to describe a move that was also framed as a response to Congress's failure to repeal the A.C.A., and which was a flanking attempt to undermine a major piece of legislation.
The whole book is also framed by a critical engagement with Michel Foucault's problematics of power/knowledge.
Dunham's book was also framed as a personal memoir, while Ansari's effort was inspired, we were told, by reading the non-fiction heavyweight Malcolm Gladwell.
