Constructionist theory describes and analyzes social problems as emerging through the efforts of claimsmakers who bring issues to public attention. By typifying a problem and characterizing it as a particular sort, claimsmakers can shape policymaking and public response to the problem. Th is new edition of Images of Issues addresses claimsmaking in the 1990s, featuring such issues as fathers' rights, stalking, sexual abuse by the clergy, hate crimes, multicultural education, factory farming, and concluding with an expanded discussion of the theoretical debate over constructionism.
Constructionist theory describes and analyzes social problems as emerging through the efforts of claimsmakers who bring issues to public attention. By typifying a problem and characterizing it as a particular sort, claimsmakers can shape policymaking and public response to the problem. Th is new edition of Images of Issues addresses claimsmaking in the 1990s, featuring such issues as fathers' rights, stalking, sexual abuse by the clergy, hate crimes, multicultural education, factory farming, and concluding with an expanded discussion of the theoretical debate over constructionism.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Introduction 1: Typification and Social Problems Construction I: Claims 2: Horror Stories and the Construction of Child Abuse 3: Stalking Strangers and Lovers: Changing Media Typifications of a New Crime Problem 4: Rethinking Medicalization: Alcoholism and Anomalies 5: The Moral Drama of Multicultural Education II: Claimsmakers 6: Clergy Sexual Abuse: The Symbolic Politics of a Social Problem 7: The Social Construction of Infertility: From Private Matter to Social Concern 8: The Crack Attack: America's Latest Drug Scare, 1986-1992 III: Connections 9: "All We Want Is Equality": Rhetorical Framing in the Fathers' Rights Movement 10: Hate Crimes in the United States: The Transformation of Injured Persons into Victims and the Extension of Victim Status to Multiple Constituencies 11: Down on the Farm: Rationale Expansion in the Construction of Factory Farming as a Social Problem IV: Policies 12: Writing Rights: The "Homeless Mentally III and Involuntary Hospitalization 13: Creativity, Conflict, and Control: Film Industry Campaigns to Shape Video Policy 14: Cold Wars, Evil Empires, Treacherous Japanese: Effects of International Context on Problem Construction Afterword 15: Constructionism in Context
Introduction 1: Typification and Social Problems Construction I: Claims 2: Horror Stories and the Construction of Child Abuse 3: Stalking Strangers and Lovers: Changing Media Typifications of a New Crime Problem 4: Rethinking Medicalization: Alcoholism and Anomalies 5: The Moral Drama of Multicultural Education II: Claimsmakers 6: Clergy Sexual Abuse: The Symbolic Politics of a Social Problem 7: The Social Construction of Infertility: From Private Matter to Social Concern 8: The Crack Attack: America's Latest Drug Scare, 1986-1992 III: Connections 9: "All We Want Is Equality": Rhetorical Framing in the Fathers' Rights Movement 10: Hate Crimes in the United States: The Transformation of Injured Persons into Victims and the Extension of Victim Status to Multiple Constituencies 11: Down on the Farm: Rationale Expansion in the Construction of Factory Farming as a Social Problem IV: Policies 12: Writing Rights: The "Homeless Mentally III and Involuntary Hospitalization 13: Creativity, Conflict, and Control: Film Industry Campaigns to Shape Video Policy 14: Cold Wars, Evil Empires, Treacherous Japanese: Effects of International Context on Problem Construction Afterword 15: Constructionism in Context
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