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Narratively framing emergent identities in post-agreement societies: patterns of the Northern Irish identity within the provincial media
Authors:Owen Fenton
Affiliation:School of Politics, International Studies and Philosophy, Queen’s University Belfast, Belfast, UK
Abstract:
The research analyses ‘Northern Irish’ identity narratives post-agreement, and examines the configuration of frame agendas in terms of individual narrative components. A content analysis utilised news published through 1997–2014 within Northern Ireland daily newspapers – the Belfast Telegraph, the Irish News and the News Letter. A process of manifest coding produced an emergent coding scheme displaying the relative stability of media frames surrounding the Northern Irish identity as broadly partisan; however, there is also a subtle narrative shift of Northern Irish identity across the time periods; and findings of a dominant framing paradigm of political and social conceptions of identification post-agreement.
Keywords:Media framing  political perceptions  identity construction  political agendas  agenda setting  political agreement  Northern Ireland
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