The Framing of 9/11 and Australian Television’s Framing of the Tenth Anniversary
作者： Halim Rane , Jacqueline Ann Ewart
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关键词: Media studies 、 Islam 、 Political science 、 Framing (social sciences) 、 Project commissioning 、 Publishing 、 Terrorism 、 Blame
摘要: In this article, we analyse Australian television news programs' framing of the tenth anniversary events 9/11. We found that programs in Australia have moved away from conflation terrorism with Muslims and Islam about was framed around themes human resilience resolution. Notably absent is frame blame on or for attacks against US.
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