Sentence examples for discursive framing from inspiring English sources

We test our argument by examining the characteristics of resolutions' sponsors and discursive framing concepts such as crime, human rights, and the strength of enforcement language.

The purpose of the present study was to examine the discursive framing of space-time in the context of a collaborative task in a higher education course.

Epstein demonstrates how the discursive framing of the issue cannot be fully accounted for in terms of material interests and state-system characteristics.

Lewis and Proffitt argued that the news reports' authors tended to identify with Phelps and therefore defended him, and thus described an important way in which racialized discourse informed the discursive framing of athletes' marijuana-related incidents.

Based on the available evidence, I conclude that both the supply and demand sides of radical politics have been relatively stable over time, which suggests that in order to understand public support for radical politics, scholars should instead focus on the increased resonance between pre-existing attitudes and discursive frames.

However, using a Foucauldian framework to fold murder and violence intot the set of discursive frames that produce modern human identity, Downing shows us how to see the murderer as a product of modernity rather than as the subject it wishes to suppres.

This again reveals the contradictory nature of privileged normalization as a discursive frame in that tolerance towards marijuana was at times lauded as a 'Canadian' value, in newspaper reporting, and yet stories about marijuana use by non-white, female and relatively young Canadian citizens routinely linked their use to deviant and undesirable identities.

Moreover, the visibility, legitimacy, and public resonance of protests to a large degree depend on the process of framing and discursive opportunity structures (McCammon et al. 2007).

As illustrated in the next section, these references to collective memory generate discursive tools to frame the Syrian refugees as ‛guests' in the public sphere in comparison to the troubling essence of having refugees.

Whether or not this is so, that only a small minority of articles created any discursive space in which abortion could be framed positively suggests that anti-abortion arguments could be privileged.

Discursive changes that frame transit as an economic development – rather than a mobility – tool have impacts on where future transit investments will be sited and how funds will be raised to pay for them.