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Women’S Body Image In The Media: Fitspiration On Instagram, Brook M. Bryant
Women’S Body Image In The Media: Fitspiration On Instagram, Brook M. Bryant
USF Tampa Graduate Theses and Dissertations
Several studies have been done to examine the effects of fitspiration on body image satisfaction using social comparison theory but there has yet to be a study done using framing theory to find out what exactly these images are focusing on. This research will use framing theory to examine what characteristics and body types are being seen on Instagram under the hashtag “fitspiration”.
Using a mixed method approach, this study uses a textual analysis to first get a larger sample set of fitspiration images on Instagram. It then uses in-depth interviews to get a deeper understanding of what the general …
Shithole Countries: An Analysis Of News Coverage In The U.S., Murewa O. Olubela
Shithole Countries: An Analysis Of News Coverage In The U.S., Murewa O. Olubela
USF Tampa Graduate Theses and Dissertations
This research paper studied the first two weeks after President Donald Trump allegedly called African countries “shithole countries” in a bi-partisan meeting on immigration. It explored the frames and emerging themes used by the media when covering the incident and the surrounding issues. Using the framing theory as a theoretical framework, the study examined the six identified news frames through qualitative content analysis. The six frames used in the coverage of the “shithole countries” incident are racial, conflict, consequences, morality, human interest, and policy. The study examined articles from four news sources that lean liberal, conservative, central-liberal, and central conservative. …