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Deadly fever : racism, disease and a media panic
- Title
- Deadly fever : racism, disease and a media panic / Charles T. Adeyanju.
- Author
- Adeyanju, Charles T., 1969-
- Publication
- Black Point, N.S. : Fernwood Pub., ©2010.
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| Status | Format | Access | Call Number | Item Location |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Text | Use in library | RA564.86 A34 2010 | Off-site |
Details
- Description
- 135 pages
- Series Statement
- Ferwood basics
- Uniform Title
- Basics from Fernwood Publishing
- Subject
- Health and race > Canada > Case studies
- Racism > Health aspects > Canada > Case studies
- Minority women > Medical care > Canada > Case studies
- Immigrants > Medical care > Canada > Case studies
- Discrimination in medical care > Canada > Case studies
- Race relations in mass media
- Health in mass media
- Prejudices
- Minorities
- Mass media
- Medical care
- Immigrants > Medical care > Canada
- Prejudice
- Minority Groups
- Mass Media
- Socioeconomic Factors
- Delivery of Health Care
- Communications Media
- Patient Care
- minorities
- mass media
- Prejudices
- Minorities
- Medical care
- Mass media
- Discrimination in medical care
- Health and race
- Health in mass media
- Immigrants > Medical care
- Minority women > Medical care
- Race relations in mass media
- Canada > ethnology
- Canada
- Genre/Form
- Case Reports
- Case studies
- Case studies.
- Études de cas.
- Bibliography (note)
- Includes bibliographical references.
- Contents
- Machine generated contents note: 1. Canada: A Racialized Past -- The Non-Ebola Case -- Immigration, Race and the Imagined Canadian Nation -- Racial Diversity, Anxieties and Racial Categorization -- Mass Media and Racial Representations -- Mass Media and the Racialization of Infectious Diseases -- Methodology: Content Analysis and Interviews -- Notes -- 2. Media and Society -- Media and Ideology -- Framing and Ideology -- Mass Media, Moral Panic and Collective Behaviour -- Globalization, Risks and Anti-Racial-Diversity Sentiments -- Representations of Blacks in the Media -- Agency and Contested Hegemonies -- Note -- 3. The Media Discourse of Race, Immigration and Health Risks -- Panic -- Headlines -- Quotes and Expressions -- Imperative of Identity -- Immigration and Health Risks -- Crime and Immigration -- Substitution and Anti-Racial-Diversity Subtexts -- Agenda Setting: Editorials and Letters to the Editor -- Notes -- 4. "The Unrespectable View of Society": Competing Claims -- The Medical Framework -- Two Cultures -- The Source of the Word "Ebola" -- Naming -- Ordinary Voices -- Voices, Representation and Power -- Notes -- 5. Community Reactions -- Blacks' Perspectives and Interpretations of the Coverage -- Perception of Racism -- Public Reactions and Community Impacts -- Impacts on Non-Congolese Blacks -- Impacts on the Congolese -- Agency and Competing Perspectives -- Communal Support -- Redefining the Situation -- Formation of the Congolese Association -- Factors that Undermined Collective Black Mobilization -- Fragmentation and Absence of Black Leadership -- Cultural Capital and Recency of the Congolese -- Racism and "Self-Inflicted Alienation" -- "Immaturation" of the Panic -- Agency, Racial Consciousness and Resistance -- Notes -- 6. Towards a Denouement -- Media and Social Inclusion.
- ISBN
- 9781552663417
- 1552663418
- OCLC
- ocn496482922
- 496482922
- SCSB-1551946
- Owning Institutions
- Princeton University Library