Urban Life · 1982 · 50 citations · 22 references
Social SciencesPsychologySociologyDiscourse AnalysisFamily StudiesPragmaticsFamily ContextsFrame AnalysisFrame-based RepresentationFraming AnalysisFraming ProcessesSocial InteractionDiscourse FramesFrame ElementsFraming FunctionsInteraction FramesInterpreting Interactional ContextsInterpretive FramesInterpretive FramingSemantic Framing
In this article the authors examine the apparently contradictory concepts of "pet" and "family member" in an attempt to understand how these become translated into a consistent, sensible meaning Employing concepts from frame analysis, they illustrate how the meaning of pets is built up and maintained by framing and keying Although ostensibly about family pets, the analysis is also significant because it provides one model for applying frame analysis to concrete social situations
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The Logic of Naturalistic Inquiry
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