Code: 06818070

Product Unraveled

Name: Product Unraveled
Brand: VDM Verlag Dr. Mueller E.K.
SKU: 06818070
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by Catherine Siebel

Language: English
Binding: Paperback
Number of pages: 232
Publisher: VDM Verlag Dr. Mueller E.K., 2008
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Book synopsis

In her work, "A Product Unraveled: American§Newspapers and the Framing of Tobacco as a Crop, A§Habit and a Policy," Catherine Siebel examines the§complex ways in which the American press frames three§very different aspects of tobacco: cigarette§addiction, agricultural product, and highly contested§policy. This book draws comparisons across topic,§newspaper type and region of the country,§demonstrating that the "problems" associated with§tobacco are not only constructed, but in fact reflect§local structures. Through an analysis of a year's§worth of newspaper coverage, the author demonstrates§that despite the increasingly global and homogenized§nature of the news media, the cultural frames used to§understand tobacco remain grounded in geographic and§political history. In her work, "A Product Unraveled: American§Newspapers and the Framing of Tobacco as a Crop, A§Habit and a Policy," Catherine Siebel examines the§complex ways in which the American press frames three§very different aspects of tobacco: cigarette§addiction, agricultural product, and highly contested§policy. This book draws comparisons across topic,§newspaper type and region of the country,§demonstrating that the "problems" associated with§tobacco are not only constructed, but in fact reflect§local structures. Through an analysis of a year''s§worth of newspaper coverage, the author demonstrates§that despite the increasingly global and homogenized§nature of the news media, the cultural frames used to§understand tobacco remain grounded in geographic and§political history.