Analyzing
framing processes over time allows one a more nuanced view of both the complex ways in which media
framing of any given issue evolves and the various factors that explain such evolution.
In essence, the
framing effect reflects a rational decision-making bias.
Trends in interior design always spill over into picture
framing, Cummings points out.
While a picture frame does ask us to frame our interpretations in the binary fashion that Schapiro and Uspensky indicate, the illocutionary function of paratexts has more in common with Erving Goffman's sociological discussion of frames as mental schemas or with Werner Wolf's account of frames in
Framing Borders in Literature and Other Media.
households are familiar with custom
framing services.
Nongovernmental organizations, like FAIR, established in 1986 to work with activists and journalists to invigorate the First Amendment, provide counterpoints to the mainstream media's
framing of events in Iraq.
Even though the specific programs and policy proposal at the core of the debate shift every few years, the central themes of what has come to be know as the generational equity debate are likely to continue to influence the
framing of old-age policy issues long into the future.
Since anthropologist-psychologist Gregory Bateson and sociologist Erving Goffman introduced the concept of
framing in the early 1970s it has been widely adopted and adapted by scholars in many disciplines, including communication, and entered the lexicon of public relations and journalism practitioners.
Acknowledged here is the paradoxical power and plight of the framer, 'framed' by her own act of
framing; having spun the web, she has become caught in it.
All of this activity comes at a time when more and more people are taking and
framing photographs--a fact not lost on suppliers.
If you're a beginning woodworker, picture
framing is an ideal project--it requires only simple tools and inexpensive materials, but it gives you quick results.