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Representations of Early Childhood and Urban Violence in Brazilian Media (Portuguese)

This report examines the messages embedded in the media’s presentation of issues related to early child development and urban violence in Brazilian newspapers.
Author(s)
Diogo Lyra, Moira O’Neil, Michael Baran
Published
July 24, 2014
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This report examines the explicit and implicit messages embedded in the media’s presentation of issues related to both early child development and urban violence in Brazilian newspapers. The report finds that the dominant media frames are reflective of the Brazilian public’s understandings on these issues and therefore miss opportunities to expand the discourse in productive ways.

Issues
Child and Adolescent Development
Countries
Brazil

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