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The Emergence, Development, and Future of the Framing Perspective: 25+ Years Since "Frame Alignment"
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Sociological MethodSocial TheoryPolitical BehaviorCommunicationSocial ChangeContext AnalysisSocial SciencesMedia StudiesActivismEvaluative ProcessingDiscourse AnalysisCivic EngagementMessage FramingSocial RepresentationsSocial Movement FramingSociology LensReference FrameSocial MovementsContextual IssueFraming EffectsDiscourse StructureFrame AlignmentSociologyFraming PerspectiveSociological ImaginationArtsPolitical SciencePublic Debate
It has been more than twenty-five years since publication of David Snow, Burke Rochford, Steven Worden, and Robert Benford's article, "Frame Alignment Processes, Micromobilization, and Movement Participation" in the American Sociological Review (1986). Here we consider the conceptual and empirical origins of the framing perspective, how its introduction fundamentally altered and continues to influence the study of social movements, and where scholarly research on social movement framing is still needed.
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