Framing Class: Media Representations of Wealth and Poverty in America, 2nd Edition
Framing Class explores how American media represent wealth and poverty, offering a sociological examination of class, inequality, and media framing. This second edition considers the ways media narratives influence how audiences understand economic differences and the broader social realities surrounding wealth and poverty.
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Framing Class examines media representations of wealth and poverty in America.
The book focuses on how class and economic inequality are presented through media framing.
This second edition offers a sociological perspective on the relationship between media narratives and public understanding of social class.
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