By calling on culturally available repertoires that frame violence as the morally right thing to do.
Third, by framing violence as an issue of cultural and societal tolerance, advocates isolate the phenomenon from its historical, socio-economic and political context.
The film is beautifully made and wonderfully acted, with shots like Edward Hopper paintings and nostalgic Hank Williams music, and yet there are two scenes of such slow-motion, frame-by-frame violence that the rest of the film has receded in my memory and what I carry with me now is the fist coming down on a woman's face.
It's a focus on framing violence in this week's episode of Strip Panel Naked, an essential ongoing mini-masterclass in comic-making.
For example, public health approaches are more likely to frame violence against women as a contributor to poor health than as a social injustice (Parks 2009).
Our study advances the understanding of micro-level processes through which prevailing cultural frames in the neighbourhood shape violence appraisals.
For both time frames, psychological violence alone was the most frequent form of violence, followed by a co-occurrence with physical violence.
The obstacle to getting a resolution passed is the difficulty in how it frames the violence leading to the humanitarian crisis, diplomats involved in the negotiations said.
A remarkable fact about the Party's determination to shape history is how effective it has been in framing the violence in 1989 as insignificant in the grand scheme, because it came amid broader gains in human development.
Under his leadership, the unlawful behaviour, framing, ignorance, violence, obscenities and racism of the Liverpool police was horrific.
