Framing for the Heritage Conservation in Malaysia

Abdullah, Karmilah; Ling, Tan Poh; Rahman, Fuad

doi:10.6007/ijarbss/v11-i11/11606

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“…Recent study by Tan and Karmilah (2019) indicated that, the media has not put much attention issue related to the heritage. In line with this, Abdullah et al (2021) stated that Malaysian media have not given much attention on issues related to heritage despite being a significant subject in Malaysia. Media coverage and portrayal are essential in educating and creating awareness among readers of the particular country in order for them to value their heritage.…”

Section: Media Portrayal Of Malaysia Heritagementioning

confidence: 95%

Framing Malaysia Heritage Through The Lens of Online Media

Abdullah,

Ling

2023

IJARBSS

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The heritage of a country provides clues to its past and how its society has evolved over time. Heritage includes both tangible and intangible aspects of the country. Existing research on heritage by the mass media has primarily focused on tourism, historical conservation, or landscape value in particular. Thus, there is a lack of studies looking at other valuable heritage issues in the country. This study adopts framing analysis to determine the representational dynamics employed in online news articles on heritage issues in Malaysia. Data were collected during the study timeframe from online newspapers in Malaysia between January and July 2022, and it was found that 176 articles covered Malaysia's heritage. The findings show that English language news portals published the highest rate of heritage news. Heritage news was mostly published as straight news type of news and used authority as the main source of information. This study identifies two frames, which are tangible and intangible heritage. The findings of the study are essential for creating awareness among the public about the different types of cultural heritage available in the country.

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Section: Media Portrayal Of Malaysia Heritagementioning

confidence: 95%