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List of Figures
Introduction: Through the Looking Glass: Critical Perspectives on Media and Inequality – Martin J. Power, Majka Ryan, and Eoin Devereux
Chapter 1: Inequality in the Newsroom: Understanding Journalism Work Through a Labour lens – Kathryn Hayes and Henry Silke
Chapter 2: Who is Entitled to Interesting Work? Inequality and the Cultural Lives of the British Working Class – Lisa McKenzie
Chapter 3:Representations of Poverty and Inequality in Hindi Cinema – Ameeta Motwani
Chapter 4: Interrogating Absence/Presence in the Representations of Poverty and the Poor in South African Soap Opera Dramas – Khanyile Mlotshwa
Chapter 5: A System of Negative Effects: Insights From Interviews with U.S. News Consumers Below the Poverty Line – David J. Park and Juliet Pinto
Chapter 6: Sensationalism of Suffering: The 'Kerala Model' Media Discourse of Poverty Porn – Sony Jalarajan Raj and Adith K. Suresh
Chapter 7: Continuity of Poverty: Religion, Populism and Hegemony. – Ugur Baloglu
Chapter 8: Poverty Where? Reframing Deprivation and Reportage of the Boko Haram Insurgency in Nigeria – Olufunmilayo Jinadu, Fergal Quinn and Elaine Vaughan
Chapter 9: Culinary Skills or Income Inequality? Mediating Food Poverty in Limerick, Ireland – Majka Ryan, Martin J. Power and Eoin Devereux
Chapter 10: “If it's travellers, its news value is less” Media Constructions of Fratricide-Suicide in an Ethnic Minority Community – Audrey Galvin
Chapter 11: Media Representations of Irish Travellers: Implications for their Day to Day Lives? – Sindy Joyce, Martin J. Power and Eoin Devereux
Chapter 12: Framing Syrian Migration in Irish Print Media: A Critical Analysis of Evolving Narratives – Moufida Benmoussa
Chapter 13: What Do the Unhoused Tell: A Critical Discourse Analysis of News Stories Written by Unhoused People – Vojtech Dvorak
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