Resources
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Framing, from Wikipedia.
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George Lakoff is a fountain of knowledge when it comes to framing. Here are several resources, from videos, to blogs, to books:
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Here’s a link to Lakoff’s website at UC Berkeley. It includes a list of the books he’s written on framing (I highly recommend Don’t Think of an Elephant and The Political Mind).
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Lakoff is a frequent contributor to the Huffington Post. Here’s a link to his blogs on that website.
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Lakoff also writes for AlterNet. Here’s the link to his blogs on that website.
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This video looks at the left, the right, and the “family view of government”.
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This video talks about the myth of the political moderate.
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In this video, George Lakoff talks about how words matter when it comes to talking about freedom
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This hour-long video looks at moral politics. The book Moral Politics is not bad too.
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Jeffery Feldman’s frameshop is open. His book, Framing the Debate, is worth a read.
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Framing advice at Cognitive Policy Works.
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The Big Picture looks at how the left-right paradigm is over.
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The Frameworks Institute is trying to change the public conversation.
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What’s a frame? Check out this helpful primer at The Harper Index.
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Former journalist and progressive politico Dennis Gruending tackles various framing issues.
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A wealth of resources to better understand Canadian Conservative frames – available at The Harper Index.
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Environics Research researches Canadians’ social values. Invaluable once you get into the framing challenge.
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Thank You Trish Hennessey … I tripped into this site via meeting YOU on twitter … Fantisico !!
Thank you Dennis!