Integrative Framing Analysis

Viorela Dan is a Research Associate at the Institute for Media and Communication Studies of the Free University of Berlin, Germany. She received the Promising Professor Award in 2013 (3rd place, AEJMC) and the Highly Commended Paper Award in 2011. Some of her previous publications include articles in the International Journal of Press/Politics and Journal of Communication Management.

1. Introduction

2. Arguments in Favor of Integrative Framing Analyses

2.1 Multimodal Messages and the Predominance of Visuals

2.2 More Attention and Preferential Processing for Visuals over Words

2.3 Memory and Recall

3. Why so Few Integrative Framing Analyses?

3.1 Approaches to Verbal Framing Analysis

3.2 Approaches to Visual Framing Analysis

3.3 Approaches to Integrative Framing Analysis

3.4 Interim Summary and Some General Remarks

4. Factors Influencing the Act of Framing

4.1 The Context

4.2 Interests and Goals

4.3 Frame Building Research

5. An Introduction to Integrative Framing Analysis

5.1 Preparation

5.2 Data Collection

5.3 Data Analysis

6. An Integrative Framing Analysis of People Living with HIV/AIDS

6.1 Literature Review

6.2 Research Questions, Hypotheses, and Strategy of Analysis

6.3 Methodology

6.4 Results

6.5 Discussion

7. Conclusion

References

Index