October 22, 2018
Ways media might affect violence
resonance: degree to which frames are effective in eliciting a reaction from an audience (whether persuasion or mobilization)
If frames are effective they will "resonate" with people
consistency: lack of contradiction in frames or frames and action
empirical credibility: apparent correspondence between frames and "truth"/"facts" of the world
"If the state is no longer to protect citizens then people take to the streets and protect themselves. It's as simple as that! … Today it's a citizen's duty to stop the lethal 'knife migration'! … It could have targeted your father, son or brother! When such an act of murder happens, it is normal for people to unleash themselves"
consistency: lack of contradiction in frames or frames and action
empirical credibility: apparent correspondence between frames and "truth"/"facts" of the world
credibility of messager: high status, experts, people with shared ideology more believable
Do discursive opportunity structures enable success of right-wing nationalists and increase in violence?
discursive opportunity structures: attributes of public discourse that make it possible for a frame to spread successfully
Greater visibility for right-wing violence, more consonance in media:
More dissonance in media:
Alert groups of support => coordination
Create new support => persuasion