The Biographies of Contemporary Protest Movements Participants through the Prism of the Frame Analysis

Student: Prasolova Yuliya

Educational Programme: Bachelor

Final Grade: 7

Year of Graduation: 2014

<p>Master's dissertation is devoted to the study of the biographies of members of the protest movements through the prism frame analysis. Subject of research - the process of transformation of the frame members of the protest movements. Approach based on the analysis of frames, I. Hoffman developed and completed a number of researchers, the author of this research project sets out to identify the causes and mechanisms of transformation of frames.</p>

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