Overview
News narratives play a crucial role in shaping how society perceives events and issues. They are constructed through the framing of information by media outlets, which can influence public opinion and behavior. Understanding these narratives is essential for critical media consumption and recognizin...
Key Terms
Example: The narrative of a protest can vary based on the media outlet.
Example: Framing a news story as a 'crisis' can evoke fear.
Example: Media literacy helps individuals understand news biases.
Example: Public perception of climate change has shifted over the years.
Example: News outlets may show bias in their coverage of political events.
Example: Social change can be driven by movements highlighted in the news.
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Key Concepts
Media InfluencePublic PerceptionFraming TheorySocial Change