media deliberation on intra-eu migration. a qualitative approach to framing based on rhetorical analysis

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2016
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Abstract
In this paper we investigate how the model of deliberation proposed by Isabela and Norman Fairclough can be used for a better clarification and understanding of the framing processes in media – especially in opinion articles. We thus aim at integrating theoretical contributions from critical discourse analysis and argumentation theory with standard approaches to framing, originating in media studies. We emphasize how a rhetorical approach to framing can provide analytical insights into framing processes and complement the typical quantitative approaches with qualitative analysis based on textual reconstruction. Starting from an issue-specific approach to framing, we discuss a particular case of framing of intra-EU migration, analyzing four opinion articles selected from a larger corpus of Romanian, British and French media. We highlight, along our analysis, various methodological options and analytical difficulties inherent to such an approach.
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Authors ;Alexandru Cârlan;Mălina Ciocea
Journal trends in psychiatry and psychotherapy
Year 2016
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10.21018/rjcpr.2014.3.177
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