"cultural frame" is correct and can be used in written English.
For example: "This article offers a new cultural frame to understand the history of the region."
Social anger can be expressed more or less directly or through the medium of an imposing cultural frame.
This then leads into the importance of cultural intelligence, particularly because not everyone sees the world through the same cultural frame.
I could restrict her to reruns, but that would ruin her own cultural frame of reference for my own needy purposes.
The idea that a funeral should include the person's favourite Beatles song signals the move to a new cultural frame of what constitutes a good death.
People here see the national Democratic Party looking down on them and having almost no cultural frame of reference for understanding their views.
But if the goal is to intervene at the moment of victimization, the focus should be to work within teenagers' cultural frame, encourage empathy and help young people understand when and where drama has serious consequences.
How do we invest in the critical cultural frames of Black and Latino boys?
To overcome political resistance to carbon pricing, Knox-Hayes urged legislators to consider the cultural framing of proposed bills.
According to Rios, misframing uses institutional power to harm, while ignoring the powerful cultural frames available to inspire and transform.
Many liberals see such voters as "deplorables". Both sides interpret facts and news through their own particular political and cultural frames.
Examines group relations, inequalities, and cultural frames within and between European societies as well as the social construction of a broader European community.
