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CONF 490 Lit Review (Introduction: the problem (The sentiments of…

- - - - 1974, published frame analysis:Essay on the organization of experience, which became his most well known work; discussed ways to analyze how people understand situations and activities
      - Best known for his contributions to social theory and communications through the study of symbolic interaction.
    - - When these things align, there exists "narrative fidelity" - the strength of a narrative that fits into an observer's past experiences, so much so that it influences their beliefs and values.
      - They argue that when interpretations of situations and activities are matched, "frame alignment" occurs, producing "frame resonance", which is key to the process of a group transitioning from one frame to another
      - The strength of a movement is determined by "the degree to which proffered framing resonates with cultural narrations" (210)
      - Somewhere along the line, this phenomenon occurred to multiple groups of Americans regarding globalization, giving rise to anti-globalization coalitions