Literature Review:
Traditional news’s use of particular narratives and framing in the covering of foreign culture, politics and foreign news events. What are the narratives or framing tactics? How do news use it in the construction of foreign coverage? Why do news do so, is it because maybe reducing foreign events to “relatable everyday life” is easier for local audiences to understand rather than explaining too much? Why would news think local audiences prefer these representations? ETC ETC. How does that affect perception of foreign politics and culture for local audiences? Apply and refer to key theories and concepts in cultural studies where applicable: Othering, Postcolonialsm, Orientalism/Exoticism, Western Imperialism etc. Also refer to contemporary studies on foreign reporting by local media.
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