Framing in interaction pragmatic approaches to framing analysis edited by Simon Borchmann, Anne H. Fabricius, Ida Klitgård, Roskilde University

Format:

Book

Contributor:

Borchmann, Simon

Fabricius, Anne H.

Klitgård, Ida

Series:

Pragmatics and Beyond New Series

Pragmatics and Beyond New Series v.354

Language:

English

Physical Description:

1 online resource

Place of Publication:

Amsterdam Philadelphia John Benjamins Publishing Company 2025

Summary:

This volume invites its readers to rethink the linguistic basis for framing analysis by problematizing the existing foundation and presenting eight new pragmatically based framing analyses

Contents:

Intro

Chapter 1 Framing from a pragmatic point of view

1. A linguistic revisit of framing and framing analysis

2. Framing from the perspective of power

3. Problems related to the perspective of power on framing

4. An alternative perspective on framing

5. Issues and implications of the metacommunicative concept of framing

6. Pragmatic contributions to framing research and analysis

6.1 Framing as interaction

6.2 Framing as metacommunication

6.3 The nature of frames

6.4 Framing analysis

6.5 Monological communication as interaction

6.6 Framing devices

6.7 Framing potential

6.8 Framing strategies

6.9 Framing effects

7. An invitation

References

Chapter 2 Framing as interaction

1. Problem and purpose

2. Framing as a basic cognitive phenomenon

2.1 Framing as a cognitive phenomenon

2.2 Framing the topic and framing the situation

3. Framing as interaction

3.1 Methods, data, and ethics

3.2 Socially distributed cognition and action

3.3 Cooperative cognition and action

3.4 Ecologically distributed cognition and action

3.5 Situated knowledge

4. The implications for framing analysis

5. Framing and information structure

5.1 The informativeness of linguistic expressions in framing analysis

5.2 Information structure

5.3 The specification-based analysis

6. An exemplary framing analysis

7. Summary

Chapter 3 Sustainability reporting in the fossil fuel sector

1. Introduction

2. Sustainability reporting as an impression management activity

3. Self- and other-framing

4. Literature review

5. The current study

5.1 Material

5.2 Method

6. Findings

6.1 Traces of self-framing

6.2 Traces of response to other-framing

6.2.1 BP

6.2.2 Equinor

7. Discussion

8. Concluding remarks and suggestions for further studies

Chapter 4 Figurative framing in political interaction

2. Methodology and data

3. War framing in British, US and German COVID-19 debates

4. Discussion

5. Conclusion

Chapter 5 Framing the Danish Prime Minister as communist dictator during COVID-19

2. Theory

2.1 Framing

2.2 Previous studies on framing

2.3 Entman's framing as a fractured a paradigm

3. Satire and framing

3.1 News satire

3.2 Previous studies of framing in satire

4. Method

4.1 A framing analysis model

4.2 Data

5. Analysis

5.1 Agenda/frame building

5.2 Agenda/frame setting

5.2.1 The context

5.2.2 The message/the text

5.2.3 The language and style

5.2.3.a Article 1: 12 April, 2020

5.2.3.b Article 2: 18 April, 2020

5.2.3.c Article 3: 16 May, 2020

5.2.3.d Article 4: 28 May, 2020:"Kim Jong-un dybt skuffet over socialdemokrater" [Kim Jong-un deeply disappointed with Social Democrats]

5.2.3.e Article 5: 13 June, 2020

5.2.3.f Article 6: 12 December, 2020

5.3 Framing effects

6. Results and discussion

Notes:

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Other Format:

Print version Borchmann, Simon Framing in Interaction

ISBN:

9027244448

9789027244444

OCLC:

1547904794

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