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As one of our country's major social problems, homelessness is often in the news. The media tend to portray the homeless as drunk, stoned, crazy, or sick individualsâa portrayal that is only partly accurate and represents an obstacle to our understanding of the wider social implications of this complex issue. This edited collection examines the various waysâboth verbal and visualâin which the homeless have been portrayed by the media from the 1980s to the present day. The contributors apply different frameworks, ranging from phenomenology to culture studies, to analyze the characteristics, implications, and consequences of the stories and images disseminated by the media.
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- Contents
- Introduction
- 1. For Cultural Interpretation: A Study of the Culture of Homelessness
- 2. Covering the Homeless: The Joyce Brown Story
- 3. Re-Covering the Homeless: Hindsights on the Joyce Brown Story
- 4. Media Image and the Culture of Homelessness: Possibilities for Identification
- 5. Informing and Educating the MediaâA Hopeful Perspective on the Media and the Homeless
- 6. Discourse Analysis of Television News on Public Antagonism Against the Homeless
- 7. The Representation of the Homeless in U.S. Electronic Media: A Computational Linguistic Analysis
- 8. Blaming the Homeless: The Populist Aspect of Network TV News
- 9. Homelessness: The Other as Object
- 10. From Tramps to Truth-Seekers: Images of the Homeless in the Motion Pictures
- 11. The Effect of Pictures on the Attribution of Homelessness
- 12. Japanese Furoosha (Bums) and Hoomuresu (Homeless): Living in the Shadow of Wealth
- Index
- Contributors