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International Journal of Communication, 2022 This article examines the visual representations of the protester on the covers of Der Spiegel and Time (2010–2020). Drawing from the protest paradigm literature and literature on the role of visuals in protest, the article performs a qualitative ...
Delia Dumitrica, Alexandra Schwinges
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International Journal of Communication, 2020 Research on news coverage of protests has revealed evidence of a protest paradigm: framing strategies that disparage protestors and diminish protest claims and significance.
Tao Papaioannou
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Literator, 2023 In this article, we argue that KPD Maphalla’s poems were very influential in portraying protest to different forms of social oppression and exclusion in South Africa and Africa at large.
Ntsoaki T. Mokala, Soyiso G. Khethoa
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Journalism and MediaThis study examines the evolving relationship between online media coverage and protest movements by analyzing year-long demonstrations in Israel against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
Matan Aharoni
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Manufacturing Legitimacy: Media Ownership and the Framing of the July 2024 Uprising in Bangladesh
Journalism and MediaBangladesh witnessed its biggest nationwide mass uprising since gaining independence in 1971, which led to the overthrow of an authoritarian government that had existed for a decade.
Zahedur Rahman Arman +5 more
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Marxism and Cultural Studies in the Development of Axel Honneth’s Theory of Recognition [PDF]
, 2012 This essay analyses the interaction between Marxism and Cultural Studies in the genesis of Honneth’s theory of recognition. I reconstruct the passages through which Honneth, by drawing on the writings of some of the ...
Piromalli, Eleonora
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International Journal of Communication, 2011 With social-media driven protests erupting across the Arab world, this content analysis of Egyptian protest coverage in The New York Times, the Twitter feed of Times reporter Nick Kristof, and the citizen media site Global Voices, examines whether the de-
Summer Harlow, Thomas J. Johnson
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Short Video Uprising: How #BlackLivesMatter Content on TikTok Challenges the Protest Paradigm
, 2022 This study uses TikTok (N = 8,173) to examine how short-form video platforms challenge the protest paradigm in the recent Black Lives Matter movement. A computer-mediated visual analysis, computer vision, is employed to identify the presence of four visual frames of protest (riot, confrontation, spectacle, and debate) in multimedia content.
Jiang, Yanru, Jin, Xin, Deng, Qinghao
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Tree-Maiming to Crop Destruction: Considering a Re-Emerging Repertoire [PDF]
, 2015 Property destruction has been a key part of the protest repertoire in Western Europe (and further afield) throughout history. Such acts have represented the physical manifestation of opposition to perceived inequalities in society, ranging from actions ...
O'Brien, T
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The Instrumental Mediated Visibility of Violence: The 2013 Protests in Brazil and the Limitations of the Protest Paradigm [PDF]
The International Journal of Press/Politics, 2020 Abstract Studies examining protest news coverage often look at it through a “protest paradigm,” arguing that “mainstream” media delegitimize protests by emphasizing violence and marginalizing grievances. Focusing on the June 2013 protests in Brazil, this article takes the discussion in a different conceptual and empirical direction, examining
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