Friday, November 9, 3:15 pm to 4:30 pm (Maryland)
Framing is one of the ways in which the entertainment media and popular culture have the ability to influence the discourse about particular issues and topics. This roundtable seeks to begin a discussion of framing in soft news, namely in journalism associated with music, fashion and popular culture, at large. From news articles and trend reports to reviews and advice articles, the tropes and narratives devices can help us explore critical issues around such topics as race, gender, sexuality and consumption. Attendees are encouraged to bring their thoughts, questions and examples.
Presentations
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Myles Ethan Lascity (Southern Methodist University)Jordan M. McClain (Independent scholar)
Session chairs
Jordan M. McClain (Independent scholar)
Myles Ethan Lascity (Southern Methodist University)