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Discourses Surrounding Africans in Australian Media and Society,tions or stereotypes are what is represented of these groups (McIntosh in Ethnic Racial Stud 38(2):309–325, 2015; Rasinger in Media Cult Soc 32(6):1021–1030, 2010; Sohoni and Mendez in Ethn Racial Stud 37(3):496–516, 2014). Quite often, these groups do not get the chance to voice their opinions or v

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Race and (Re)Presentation, and stigma of particular persons and groups. I will be drawing form articles that I collected from the media content analysis study initially and broadly then discussing specific articles in depth. Discourse analysis and Cultural Studies align as their chief focus is establishing how power is maint

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Surveying the Demographic,ted in Hall (The cultural studies reader pp. 477–487, 1999) through his research on encoding and decoding. The theory of encoding and decoding pays particular attention in noting the role of the . in analysing the message and ultimately deriving . from it. It is how the individual appropriates this

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Hard Data: Voices of Africans in Australia,ee also capture my lived reality. In my inclusion of the transcripts collected from the interviews as well as the digital audio files, this adds reflexivity to the data in the ways in which it is accessed in conjunction with reading this book.

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Abschaltbare bipolare Halbleiter (GTO, GCT),a unique viewpoint in which I am placed in the Australian context. Stuart Hall’s biography is useful in providing a ‘roadmap’ for conducting a ‘significant analysis and understanding of the functioning of particular cultures’. It is through the conjuncture of the past and present theoretical perspec