Vol. 3 No. 1 (2019)

Original Research

• Changing the Story: Implications of Narrative on Teacher Identity

  Geah Pressgrove, Melissa Janoske, Stephanie Madden

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• The Framing of Adoption: A Content Analysis of Print News Coverage 2014-2016

  Cynthia Morton, Summer Shelton

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• Twitter and the Struggle to Transform the Object: A Study of Clean Coal in the 2017 Australian Energy Policy Public Debate

  Kristin Demetrious

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• Electronic Cigarette Companies’ Twitter Messages: Public Interest (Mis)communication

  Joon Kyoung Kim, Carol J. Pardun, Holly Overton

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• Raining on SeaWorld’s Parade: PETA’s Direct Action and Public Interest Communication

  Ashli Stokes

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• “We Really Have to Hit Them Where It Hurts”: Analyzing Activists’ Corporate Campaigns

  Chelsea Woods

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• Mediated Vicarious Contact with Transgender People: How Narrative Perspective and Interaction Depiction Influence Intergroup Attitudes, Transportation, and Elevation

  Minjie Li

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