Index
Mass Mediated Representations of Crime and Criminality
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ISSN: 2050-2060
Publication date: 28 May 2021
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(2021), "Index", Wiest, J.B. (Ed.) Mass Mediated Representations of Crime and Criminality (Studies in Media and Communications, Vol. 21), Emerald Publishing Limited, Bingley, pp. 173-177. https://doi.org/10.1108/S2050-206020210000021004
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INDEX
Index
Active learning
, 150–151
Age
, 95–96
Aggression
, 35
Ahronoth
, 13
Alcàsser Murders, The
, 78–79, 84
true crime elements in
, 80–86
Arab minority in Israel
, 6
Auckland Star
, 55, 57–58, 64–66
Audiences
, 85
Baby farming
, 52
Bajo escucha: el acusado
, 78
Bay of Plenty Times
, 64
Binge-watching, true crime in
, 73–74
Black program
, 98–99
Bones
, 94–95, 101
crime and criminals in media
, 97–98
criminal motive
, 99–100
findings
, 102–105
framing and cultivating crime
, 100–101
gender and race in crime dramas
, 98–99
methodology
, 101–102
real-world crime and criminals
, 95–97
Boston Globe, The
, 12
British Medical Journal
, 52
Castle
, 101
Chicago Sun-Times
, 10
Chicago Tribune
, 10–11
Child murder
(un)worthy of sympathy
, 64
demented parents
, 55–58
evil baby farmers
, 59–61
findings
, 55–66
insane
, 58–59
insane and evil
, 61–63
literature review
, 51–54
mad, bad, and sad frames
, 63–64
methodology
, 54–55
question of doubt
, 64–66
Closer, The
, 101
Columbus Dispatch
, 11
Content analysis
, 37–38
Controversy
, 36
Crime, 32, 94, 99, 112 (see also True crime)
construction
, 4–6
coverage
, 35, 44
crime-related media consumption
, 113
dramas
, 94, 114
frames
, 103–104
junkies
, 76
in media
, 97–98
porn
, 72
reporting
, 54
reports
, 4, 45
scene scenario
, 150
television
, 151
victims
, 121
waves
, 95
Crime news
, 4, 7, 32, 44
amount of
, 6–7
characteristics of offenders and victims
, 10–12, 18–21
findings
, 16–21
literature review
, 4–12
media construction of crime
, 4–6
method
, 14–16
news factors in
, 33–36
pattern
, 8–10
research rationale and hypotheses
, 12–14
size and prominence
, 18
time of reporting
, 17–18
Crime scene investigation (CSI)
, 154
activity and worksheet
, 161–162
effect
, 151–153
Criminal(s)
, 32
baby farmers
, 52
justice system
, 9, 112
in media
, 97–98
motive
, 99–100
offender frames
, 102–103
offenders
, 112–113
Crims
, 78
Crònica negra
, 78
Crowdsolving
, 76
Cultivating crime
, 100–101
Cultivation
analysis
, 114
theory
, 94
Cultural Indicators Project
, 114
Cultural transmission
, 112
Culture
, 134
Daily Telegraph
, 62, 65
Damage
, 36
Day I met Chapo, The
, 141
Death in León: Case Closed
, 77
Depictions of victims
, 115–116
Documentaries
, 77
Drug dealing and stalking
, 104
Drug lords
, 135
Drug trafficking
, 134
by narcos
, 142–144
El caso Alcàsser
, 78
El Chapo
, 131, 135
narcos and politicians in
, 139–142
El fiscal, la presidenta y el espía
, 78
El Señor de los Cielos
, 131, 135
urban legends in
, 137–139
Emotion(s)
, 35
work
, 167–169
Erotic looms
, 35
Escobar, el patrón del mal
, 133–134
Evening Post
, 57, 59–61
Evening Star
, 55, 63
Examen de conciencia
, 78
Experiential learning
, 150
False perception of crime
, 112
Fear of crime
, 95
Financial crimes
, 104
Folkloric Code (FOLK COD)
, 80, 86
Forensic case-based learning
, 150
Forensic Code (FOR COD)
, 79–80, 84–85
Forensic evidence
, 152, 154
Forensic journalism
, 50
Forensic science
, 150
analysis and results
, 155–165
career involving emotion work
, 167–169
CSI effect
, 151–153
education
, 151
encouraging media literacy and reflection
, 166–167
mindful of student experiences
, 167
setting, participants, and data
, 154–155
Fotogramas
, 82
Frames
, 5, 50, 53, 55, 59, 64
Framing
, 100–101
effects
, 50–51
of news stories
, 50
Fraud offenses
, 15
Gender
, 95–96
in crime dramas
, 98–99
Genre
, 131
Geographic Code (GEO COD)
, 79, 83–84
Gerbner’s approach
, 114
German Press Codex
, 33–34
Haaretz
, 4, 12–14, 16, 18–22
Hastings Standard
, 65
Hawke’s Bay Herald
, 62
Historically Black College and University (HBCU)
, 154–155
results
, 162
students
, 155–159
Homeland
, 102
Homicide
, 8–9
Houston Chronicle
, 9
Hyperconnected digital communities
, 76
iCue
, 37
Innuendo
, 53
Institutional process analysis
, 114
Intertextuality in narcotelenovelas
, 144–146
Israel Hayom
, 4, 12–14, 16, 18–22
Israeli media
, 5–6
Journal Sentinel
, 8
Journalism
, 34, 74–75
agenda
, 131
guiding principle
, 76
Jurification
, 85
Jurors
, 53–54
Justice
, 94
television
, 94
Justice Code (JUS COD)
, 79
Killer men
, 52
Killer women
, 51–52
Law and Order (television series)
, 113, 116–117, 124
data and methods
, 117–119
limitations and future studies
, 125
literature review
, 113–117
results
, 119–123
victims and offenders on
, 112–113
Linear regressions
, 45–46
Lo que la verdad esconde: el caso Asunta
, 77–78
Looping
, 100
Los Angeles Times
, 8
Maariv
, 13
Mail
, 9
Mainstreaming
, 114
Major Crimes
, 101
Mass media
, 113–114
Mass media
, 5
Mataura Ensign
, 60
Media, 33, 50 (see also Journalism)
ability to influence potential jurors
, 53–54
attention
, 4
and child murder
, 50
coverage
, 10
crime and criminals in
, 97–98
effects
, 112
frames
, 100
framing
, 50–51
innuendo
, 53
messages
, 100
portrayals
, 52, 114
Message system analysis
, 114
Mexico
, 130, 134
Migrants
, 33, 45
Migration
, 33
Mirror
, 7–9
Moral Crusade
, 81–83
Moral offenses
, 15
Moral panic
, 73
Moral tales
, 86
Moral truths
, 114
Muerte en León on Movistar+
, 77
Murder
, 93
Narco
, 130
findings
, 137–146
method
, 135–137
Narcocorridos
, 133
Narcoculture
, 132
Narcos: México
, 131, 135–136
Narcostudies
, 145–146
Narcotelenovela
, 130–131
fiction with pinch of reality
, 132–135
intertextuality in
, 144–146
Narratives
, 12, 32, 79, 131
National Criminal Victimization Survey (NCVS)
, 119
New York City (NYC)
, 113
New Zealand Herald
, 7, 55, 57–58, 61–62, 65
New Zealand Times
, 59
New Zealand Truth
, 57, 60
News coverage
, 34
News factors
, 34
in crime news
, 33–36
News frames
, 50
News media
, 4
News value
, 34
Non-STEM students
, 155
Nonfiction
, 73
Offender motives frames
, 104–105
Offenses
, 14–15
Otago Daily Times
, 55, 58–60, 63
Papers Past
, 54
Partido Trabajador Institucional (PTI)
, 140
Perceptions of crime
, 113
Personalization
, 35
Pharmacy break-in scenario
, 150
Pilot protocols
, 117
Press Codex
, 45
Press newspaper
, 65
Primarily White Institution (PWI)
, 154
results
, 162
students
, 159–161
Professional socialization
, 168
Prominence
, 35
Property offenses
, 8, 15
Proximity
, 36
Quality television
, 74–75
Race
, 94–96
Race in crime dramas
, 98–99
Racial depictions
, 115
Reach
, 36
Real-world crime and criminals
, 95–97
Representation
of children
, 35–36
of wealth
, 133
Risk
, 36
Rizzoli & Isles
, 101
Science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM)
, 155
Scientific procedural
, 84–85
Security offenses
, 15
Selfishness
, 132
Sensationalism
, 74
Serial and Making a Murderer
, 75
Sex
, 96
crimes
, 9, 44
looms
, 35
offenses
, 14
Soap operas
, 130
Social imaginaries
, 133, 144
Southland Times
, 58–59
Space symbolism
, 83–84
Spain, true crime in
, 77–79
Star Ledger, The
, 11
Star newspaper
, 64–65
Stereotypes
, 94
Stories
, 112
Streaming
, 73–74
Student confidence and preparedness
, 162–165
Subversive Code (SUB COD)
, 79, 81–83
Television
, 32, 94, 134
content analysis
, 37–38
method
, 36–38
news factors in crime news
, 33–36
results
, 38–43
study design and sample selection
, 36–37
Thames Advertiser
, 61–63
Threshold
, 36
Time watching crime
, 94
Times, The
, 7–9
Transtextuality
, 134
True crime
in binge-watching era
, 73–74
elements in Alcàsser Murders
, 80–86
Twine
, 151
Unexpectedness of event
, 35
Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR)
, 95–97, 118
Video on demand platforms (VOD platforms)
, 73
methodology
, 79–80
sensationalism
, 74
true crime elements in Alcàsser Murders
, 80–86
true crime in binge-watching era
, 73–74
true crime in Spain
, 77–79
Violent crimes
, 93
Violent events
, 73
Visualization
, 35
Vocative Code (VOC COD)
, 80, 85
Waihi Daily Telegraph
, 62
Wound culture
, 72
Yedioth
, 13
Yo fui un asesino: el crimen de la catana
, 78
Yo fui un narco
, 78
- Prelims
- Part I: Representations In Nonfiction
- Chapter 1: Crime News in the Israeli Daily Press: A Comparison Between the Quality Haaretz and the Popular Israel Hayom
- Chapter 2: Crime in Television News: Do News Factors Predict the Mentioning of a Criminal’s Country of Origin?
- Chapter 3: Demented Mother, Maniac with a Gun, Madman: Prejudicial Language Use in Historical Newspaper Coverage of Multiple-child Murders in New Zealand
- Chapter 4: Intersections between Journalistic Documentary and True Crime in the Context of VOD Platforms: The Alcàsser Murders as a Spanish Case Study
- Part II: Representations In Fiction
- Chapter 5: Framing Gender and Race in Television Crime Dramas: An Examination of Bones
- Chapter 6: Whose Stories? Victims and Offenders on Television’s Law and Order
- Chapter 7: The Narco as a Sui Generis Criminal Character and TV Genre
- Chapter 8: “The Errors are Egregious”: Assessing the CSI Effect and Undergraduate Students’ Perceptions of Forensic Science through a Pre- and Post-test Investigation
- Index