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Dr. Jinbong Choi¡¯s book is both timely and significant for its analysis of news frames used to organize reports on nuclear weapons in North Korea after President George W. Bush¡¯s inclusion of North Korea as one of the so-called ¡°axis of evil¡± countries. Not only is this an important subject given the importance of the Korean Peninsula to current foreign policy concerns, it expands what is known about the dominant news frames used specifically by U.S. and Korean papers to report on and situate ideologically the narratives used to construct an issue of great global importance. Ultimately, this book reveals how influential news media set the public agenda on foreign policy. Now that North Korea possesses and has tested a nuclear weapon, the news media¡¯s interpretations and framing of this issue will be crucial to examine for the manner by which they guide news consumers¡¯views and influence the public¡¯s orientation toward North Korea.
- Dr. Mary Douglas Vavrus
Director of Graduate Studies Department of Communication Studies University of Minnesota

Dr. Jinbong Choi does an admirable job of applying framing theory to a content analysis of newspaper coverage of North Korea.found that U.S. and South Korean newspapers frame coverage ofNorth Korea quite differently. U.S. newspapers portray the country usingimages and frames, while South Korean newspapers applied neutral or even positive frames.His study is a useful reminder that news media are influenced by the political and cultural structures of society and the audiences they serve. News frames reflect those influences and news coverage.
- Dr. Bruce L. Smith
Director of School of Journalism & Mass Communication Texas State University, San Marcos

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Book Description

The problem this book addresses is people¡¯s lack of understanding about media framing of controversial issues or objects related to North Korea. The goal of the book is to obtain a better u
nderstanding of the news media¡¯s influence on the construction of reality regarding North Korea. In other words, this book examines how news stories and presidential rhetoric frame and shape North Korea¡¯s national image. This book also helps to reveal differences and similarities in patterns, structures, strategies, and characteristicsof media framing between different newspapers.

This book aims to examine media coverage of North Korea between 2001 and 2003, looking at the frames used by four newspapers, The New York Times, The Washington Post, Chosun IlboHankyoreh Sinmon. This book also analyzes President George W. Bush¡¯s 2002 State of the Union Address and the respective responses from the four newspapers. Consequently, this book analyzes how framing is used by Bush and the international newspapers through examining newspaper coverage and presidential rhetoric in texts about North Korea.

- How do American newspapers frame North Korea?
- How do South Korean newspapers frame North Korea?
- How did President Bush frame the North Korean national image?
- How did the American and South Korean major newspapers represent president Bush¡¯s framing of North Korea?

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Dr. Jinbong Choi¡¯s book is both timely and significant for its analysis of news frames used to organize reports on nuclear weapons in North Korea after President George W. Bush¡¯s inclusion of North Korea as one of the so-called ¡°axis of evil¡± countries. Not only is this an important subject given the importance of the Korean Peninsula to current foreign policy concerns, it expands what is known about the dominant news frames used specifically by U.S. and Korean papers to report on and situate ideologically the narratives used to construct an issue of great global importance. Ultimately, this book reveals how influential news media set the public agenda on foreign policy. Now that North Korea possesses and has tested a nuclear weapon, th
e news media¡¯s interpretations and framing of this issue will be crucial to examine for the manner by which they guide news consumers¡¯views and influence the public¡¯s orientation toward North Korea.
- Dr. Mary Douglas Vavrus
Director of Graduate Studies Department of Communication Studies University of Minnesota

Dr. Jinbong Choi does an admirable job of applying framing theory to a content analysis of newspaper coverage of North Korea.found that U.S. and South Korean newspapers frame coverage ofNorth Korea quite differently. U.S. newspapers portray the country usingimages and frames, while South Korean newspapers applied neutral or even positive frames.His study is a useful reminder that news media are influenced by the political and cultural structures of society and the audiences they serve. News frames reflect those influences and news coverage.
- Dr. Bruce L. Smith
Director of School of Journalism & Mass Communication Texas State University, San Marcos

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Introduction

1. Political and Historical Background of North Korea

Political Ideology of North Korea
Brief Historical Background of North Korea

2. Theoretical Framework

The Theory of the Social Construction of Reality
Media Framing Theory
Entitlement Theory

3. Review of the Literature

Framing Analysis in International News Coverage
Framing Analysis in Media Frame and Hegemony
Framing Analysis in Public Discourse
Research in National Images

4. Methodology

Definitions
Sampling
Research Methods

5. Framing North Korea in the U.S. News Coverage

Overview of the U.S News Coverage of North Korea
News Frames and Tones of the U.S. Coverage of North Korea: Quantitative Approach
News Frames and Tones of the U.S. Coverage of North Korea: Qualitative Approach
Analyzing News Frames of the U.S. Coverage of North Korea through Cluster Analysis: Quantitative Approach
Analyzing News Frames of the U.S. Coverage of North Korea through Cluster Analysis: Qualitative Approach

6. Framing North Korea in the South Korean News Coverage

Overview of the South Korean News Coverage of North Korea
News Frames and Tones of the South Korean Coverage of North Korea: Quantitative Approach
News Frames and Tones of the South Korean Coverage of North Korea: Qualitative Approach
Analyzing News Frames of the South Korean Coverage of North Korea through Cluster Analysis: Quantitative Approach
Analyzing News Frames of the South Korean Coverage of North Korea hrough Cluster Analysis: Qualitative Approach

7. Framing 'Axis of Evil

Understanding Framing and Naming in Public Speech
The Bush¡¯s Concepts of 'Axis' and 'Evil'
The Functions of 'Axis of Evil' Framing
Representing Bush¡¯s 'Axis of Evil' Speech in the Four Newspapers

8. Discussion and Conclusion

Discussion of Study and Findings
Conclusion

References
Index

Introduction

1 Political and Historical Background of North Korea
Political Ideology of North Korea
Brief Historical Background of North Korea

2 Theoretical Framework
The Theory of the Social Construction of Reality
Media Framing Theory
Entitlement Theory

3 Review of the Literature
Framing Analysis in International News Coverage
Framing Analysis in Media Frame and Hegemony
Framing Analysis in Public Discourse
Research in National Images

4 Methodology
Definitions
Sampling
Research Methods

5 Framing North Korea in the U.S. News Coverage
Overview of the U.S News Coverage of North Korea
News Frames and Tones of the U.S. Coverage of North Korea: Quantitative Approach
News Frames and Tones of the U.S. Coverage of North Korea: Qualitative Approach
Analyzing News Frames of the U.S. Coverage of North Korea through Cluster Analysis: Quantitative Approach
Analyzing News Frames of the U.S. Coverage of North Korea through Cluster Analysis: Qualitative Approach

6 Framing North Korea in the South Korean News Coverage
Overview of the South Korean News Coverage of North Korea
News Frames and Tones of the South Korean Coverage of North Korea: Quantitative Approach
News Frames and Tones of the South Korean Coverage of North Korea: Qualitative Approach
Analyzing News Frames of the South Korean Coverage of North Korea through Cluster Analysis: Quantitative Approach
Analyzing News Frames of the South Korean Coverage of North Korea hrough Cluster Analysis: Qualitative Approach

7 Framing ¡°Axis of Evil¡±
Understanding Framing and Naming in Public Speech
The Bush¡¯s Concepts of ¡°Axis¡± and ¡°Evil¡±
The Functions of ¡°Axis of Evil¡± Framing
Representing Bush¡¯s ¡°Axis of Evil¡± Speech in the Four Newspapers

8 Discussion and Conclusion
Discussion of Study and Findings
Conclusion

References
Index

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The problem this book addresses is people¡¯s lack of understanding about media framing of controversial issues or objects related to North Korea. The goal of the book is to obtain a better understanding of the news media¡¯s influence on the construction of reality regarding North Korea. In other words, this book examines how news stories and presidential rhetoric frame and shape North Korea¡¯s national image. This book also helps to reveal differences and similarities in patterns, structures, strategies, and characteristicsof media framing between different newspapers.

This book aims to examine media coverage of North Korea between 2001 and 2003, looking at the frames used by four newspapers, The New York Times, The Washington Post, Chosun IlboHankyoreh Sinmon. This book also analyzes President George W. Bush¡¯s 2002 State of the Union Address and the respective responses from the four newspapers. Consequently, this book analyzes how framing is used by Bush and the international newspapers through examining newspaper coverage and presidential rhetoric in texts about North Korea.

- How do American newspapers frame North Korea?
- How do South Korean newspapers frame North Korea?
- How did President Bush frame the North Korean national image?
- How did the American and South Korean major newspapers represent president Bush¡¯s framing of North Korea?
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