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Mediated visibility, morality and children in tabloid discourse
Media studies has recently witnessed an upsurge in theoretical and empirical work that investigates the moral-ethical implications of the mediation of suffering. The research focus has largely been limited to representations of distant suffering by global media to audiences in the Global North. Cont...
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Centre for Film and Media Studies
2021
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