Add to ORKGIn this chapter I will use the analytical framework established in McEnery1 in order to investigate the moral panic encoded in the writings produced by Mary Whitehouse in the 1960s and 1970s in Britain. In so doing, I will use keywords as a way of focussing on the aboutness of the moral panic. Through a study of patterns of colligation and collocation I will explore the moral panic in the Mary Whitehouse Corpus (MWC). To begin with, however, let me briefly review both (1) the corpora used in this chapter, and (2) moral panics and the use of keywords to explore them
In this paper, I explore the discourses surrounding whatever is explicitly identified as a moral iss...
For over 40 years, the term moral panic and concept to which it is adjoined have been used throughou...
This dissertation reworks sociological theories of the causes, processes, and consequences of moral ...
The events which led to the imposition of state video censorship in the UK in 1984 are frequently de...
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This collection brings new international historical perspectives to the sociological concept of mora...
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Some high-profile media stories called panics appear to result in various changes - legislative and ...
The concept of moral panic arose out of a particular conjuncture of political, social and theoretica...
Much of the research done on the incrimination of medias as danger sources have used the conceptual ...
The media have always played a central role in organising the way ideas flow through societies. But ...
For the past 50 years, various moral panics have emerged in response to concerns about children and ...
The period of extended social anxiety and fear within New Zealand surrounding the repeal of section ...
This is a case study of newswork in a moral panic. Specifically, Stanley Cohen\u27s concept of mora...
A generation ago, Hall et al.’s (1978) work Policing the Crisis gave a sophisticated analysis of the...
In this paper, I explore the discourses surrounding whatever is explicitly identified as a moral iss...
For over 40 years, the term moral panic and concept to which it is adjoined have been used throughou...
This dissertation reworks sociological theories of the causes, processes, and consequences of moral ...
The events which led to the imposition of state video censorship in the UK in 1984 are frequently de...
Research on crime has been of great importance to researches. Recent days have witnessed monumental ...
This collection brings new international historical perspectives to the sociological concept of mora...
Moral Panic And the Politics of Anxiety; Moral Panic and the Politics of Anxiety is a collection of...
Some high-profile media stories called panics appear to result in various changes - legislative and ...
The concept of moral panic arose out of a particular conjuncture of political, social and theoretica...
Much of the research done on the incrimination of medias as danger sources have used the conceptual ...
The media have always played a central role in organising the way ideas flow through societies. But ...
For the past 50 years, various moral panics have emerged in response to concerns about children and ...
The period of extended social anxiety and fear within New Zealand surrounding the repeal of section ...
This is a case study of newswork in a moral panic. Specifically, Stanley Cohen\u27s concept of mora...
A generation ago, Hall et al.’s (1978) work Policing the Crisis gave a sophisticated analysis of the...
In this paper, I explore the discourses surrounding whatever is explicitly identified as a moral iss...
For over 40 years, the term moral panic and concept to which it is adjoined have been used throughou...
This dissertation reworks sociological theories of the causes, processes, and consequences of moral ...