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First published: February 1, 2025 - Last updated: February 1, 2025
TITLE INFORMATION
Authors: Muhammad Riaz Raza, Muhammad Usman Saeed and Zafar Ali
Title: Media Framing on Coverage of Motorway Rape Incident
Subtitle: A Study of Cable Channels in Pakistan
Journal: Asian Women
Volume: 39
Issue: 2
Year: June 2023 (Received: October 24, 2021, Revised: November 22, 2022, Accepted: March 3, 2023)
Pages: 25-45
pISSN: 1225-925X -
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eISSN: 2586-5714 -
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Language: English
Keywords:
Modern History:
21st Century |
Asian History:
Pakistani History |
Cases:
Real Incidents /
Motorway Rape Incident;
Types:
Rape /
Sexual Violence on the Move
FULL TEXT
Links:
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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Authors:
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Muhammad Riaz Raza:
Google Scholar,
ResearchGate
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Muhammad Usman Saeed:
Google Scholar,
ResearchGate
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Zafar Ali:
ResearchGate
Abstract:
»Sensitive issues, such as rape, need to be handled with special care in the media, as the media's framing impacts how the audience perceives an event. Using framing theory, this study investigated the coverage of the Lahore-Sialkot Motorway Incident on four leading news channels: Geo News, ARY News, Dunya News, and Express News. Content analysis was performed to analyze the data collected from 26 programs of 4 primetime talk shows on the selected channels. The study's findings reveal that Geo News provided the most extensive coverage of the incident. Altogether, seven significant themes were identified, the most dominant thematic frame being blaming the police. It concludes that the media's coverage of the incident was responsible and objective in relation to the victim and avoided the use of sensational language.«
(Source: Asian Women)
Contents:
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Abstract (p. 25) |
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Introduction (p. 25) |
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Background of the Study (p. 26) |
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Problem Statement (p. 27) |
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Significance of the Study (p. 27) |
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Objectives of the Study (p.28 ) |
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Literature Review (p. 28) |
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Rape: Its Causes and Impact on the Victim (p. 28) |
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Types of Rape (p. 28) |
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Attitudes Toward Rape Around the World (p. 29) |
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Media’s Conventional Representation of Rape Incidents (p. 29) |
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Myths About Rape in the Media (p. 29) |
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Media Framing of Rape Victims (p. 30) |
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Framing the Rape Progressively (p. 30) |
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Theoretical Framework (p. 30) |
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Framing Techniques for Rape Incidents (p. 31) |
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Research Questions (p. 32) |
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Methodology (p. 32) |
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The Rationale for Selecting Television Talk Shows (p. 32) |
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Population and Sampling (p. 33) |
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The Rationale for Selecting the Talk Shows (p. 33) |
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Data Collection (p. 33) |
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Findings (p. 35) |
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Discussion (p. 37) |
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Conclusion (p. 39) |
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References (p. 41) |
Wikipedia:
History of Asia:
History of Pakistan |
Sex and the law:
Rape /
Rape in Pakistan
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