Article ID: CBB606054630

Thinking Inside the Frame: A Framing Analysis of the Humanities in Danish Print News Media (2017)

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The humanities, the natural and social sciences all represent advanced and systematic knowledge production—and they all receive public funding for doing so. However, although the field of public understanding of science has been well established for decades, similar research attention has not been directed at the humanities. The purpose of this study is to argue the case for further research of public understanding of the humanities and to take a first step in that direction by presenting a study of the framing of the humanities in Danish print news media. Different framings of the humanities are analyzed. Despite the differences in the issue-specific frames, the generic framing of the humanities shared by most articles is as follows: 75% explicitly frame the humanities as deficit, while the remaining 25% are more neutral. Consequently, if newspapers constitute the only source of information concerning the humanities, newsreaders may not be much wiser in understanding what the humanities might be—but they will know that whatever the humanities is, it is broken and useless.

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Authors & Contributors
Bruner, Justin P.
Holmberg, Niklas
Beierholm, Simon
James Owen Weatherall
Vestergård, Gunver Lystbæk
Cataldi, Maddalena
Journals
Centaurus: International Magazine of the History of Mathematics, Science, and Technology
Publishers
University of Pittsburgh Press
Princeton University Press
Duke University Press
Concepts
Methods of communication; media
Journalism
Public understanding of science
Mass media
Communication of scientific ideas
Arts and humanities
People
Leonardo da Vinci
Time Periods
19th century
21st century
20th century, early
20th century, late
20th century
Renaissance
Places
Denmark
England
Copenhagen (Denmark)
Greenland
Barcelona (Spain)
Sweden
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