Indian Media Framing of the Image of Muslims

Narayana, Usharani; Kapur, Priti

doi:10.1080/01296612.2011.11726895

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“…Abidullah (2003) advocated the viewpoint and argued that mainstream print media with special reference to Newsweek magazine negatively propagated against the authenticity of Holy Quran and were disseminating hate speech contents against Islam, Muslims and Islamic world. Munoz (2005) stated that western media has given more preference by projecting negative symbol about Muslims, beard for men and veil for women, tried to paint these symbols in ideological context, and framed these images by bracketing with fundamentalism and such men and women were depicted as fundamentalists. Zundel ( 2005) also argued that Muslim world in general and Arab world in particular was framed a danger for the peace and stability of the region.…”

Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 99%

Portrayal of civil and military leadership of Pakistan: Content analysis of Newspapers of UK and USA during PPP regimes

Ali

Safwan

Bhutta

2021

J. Humanit. Soc. Manag. Sci.

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Civil and military leadership of Pakistan have always played tremendous role and formulating and executing different policies regarding every issue of state. The significance of mainstream print media cannot be neglected as it forms public option regarding civil and military institutions in all countries. There, the research has been designed to analyse portrayal of Pakistani civil and military leadership by four newspapers of UK and USA (Telegraph, Guardian, New York Times & Washington Post) during tenures of PPP (1995-1996 & 2008-2013). Quantitative content analysis has been adapted as research methodology to analyse features/articles, editorials and news stories in 9 major categories and 13 sub-categories with total 4053 published items in domain of civil & military leadership of Pakistan regarding different issues of the tenures of Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP). Findings have divulged that British and American newspapers covered news stories against of military leadership of Pakistan especially in category of terrorism while greater pro-civilian coverage has been found in comparison of pro- military coverage in tenures PPP. Mr. Asif Ali Zardari has been covered with more negative representation before in power as compared to his regime as President of Pakistan. On the basis of cumulative representation in all categories, overall impression of Pakistan has been reflected negative and unfavourable in British and American Print Media.

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Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 99%