Sentence examples for media discourses from inspiring English sources

In the early 1970s, Hall elaborated the process of encoding/decoding media discourses.

Though too rarely discussed in official history and media discourses, the history of French colonialism has shaped the perceptions and self-perceptions of its north African minorities.

Here, we discuss how the perception of FinTech fits into the media discourses observed in the studied sources.

Media discourses on the aspects of information technologies have drawn little attention from IS researchers (Cukier et al. 2009).

Media discourses of these conflicts can be characterized by the following: The media put the blame mainly on the Fulani herders.

The examples raised in media discourses are often the same; be it a 'Russian' speed-track skater born in Korea or a 'Qatari' long distance runner from Kenya.

And what are the rules of media discourse that ensure such an event passes without even being noticed?

The most-notable revelations were that candidate discourse was hopeful, media discourse was focused, and campaign settings forced elites to be far more transparent than they were otherwise.

EDL activists, who constantly echo the established political and media discourse about "extremism", and "Islamism", were jubilant that Cameron had "come round to our way of thinking".

"What the PM does constantly say is that the brightest and best will always be welcome in the UK, whatever the media discourse," counters Silva.

Posner asserts that my friend Bill Moyers and I are guilty of "hyperbole" when we point to the right-wing domination of our media discourse during the Bush era.