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The Crystallization of a Moral Panic: A Content Analysis of Anglophone Canadian Print Media Discourse on Arabs and Muslims Pre- and Post-9/11
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The Crystallization of a Moral Panic: A Content Analysis of Anglophone Canadian Print Media Discourse on Arabs and Muslims Pre- and Post-9/11
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The author examines the effects of the September 11, 2001, (9/11) attacks in the United States on English Canada, specifically its print media, and how that media can be used as both a window into and a mirror of societal trends. The author uses content analysis to look for evidence of a terrorism "moral panic" with Arab/Muslim "folk devils." She includes Montreal's The Gazette in her media analysis.
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PhD dissertation
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American University
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Washington, DC
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2011
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en
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McClure, Helen R. “The Crystallization of a Moral Panic: A Content Analysis of Anglophone Canadian Print Media Discourse on Arabs and Muslims Pre- and Post-9/11.” PhD dissertation, American University, 2011. http://aladinrc.wrlc.org/bitstream/handle/1961/11076/McClure_american_0008E_10138display.pdf?sequence=1.
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