Framing crime: moral panic in Argentine newspapers

Carolina Piparo was shot a few minutes after withdrawing cash from a bank branch. This case outraged the public opinion because she was eight months pregnant at the moment of the assault. She had to undergo a caesarean section and her baby only survived one week. Through an exploratory and inductive...

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Veröffentlicht in:América Latina, hoy hoy, 2012-12, Vol.62, p.177-196
Hauptverfasser: Aruguete, Natalia, Amadeo, Belen
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Zusammenfassung:Carolina Piparo was shot a few minutes after withdrawing cash from a bank branch. This case outraged the public opinion because she was eight months pregnant at the moment of the assault. She had to undergo a caesarean section and her baby only survived one week. Through an exploratory and inductive research we will analyze how the Argentine news -- papers presented the case. We aim at elaborating a content analysis code book that can be validated in future similar researches on the subject. We apply the Framing theory in order to detect the frames used in the news coverage and to observe if they are compatible with the idea of "moral panic" proposed by Stanley Cohen. Adapted from the source document.
ISSN:1130-2887