Media Narratives and Their Effect on Political Processes

This exam addresses how media narratives shape public understanding of political processes and events. It examines the theoretical principles underpinning narrative construction and dissemination in media.

Media narratives play a crucial role in the interpretation of political events, affecting voter perceptions and political engagement. This understanding contributes significantly to the fields of journalism and political strategy.

During this examination, students will be tested on their ability to articulate the components of media narratives and evaluate their effects on both public and political spheres. Demonstrating familiarity with relevant case studies will be essential.

Students should prepare to discuss narrative frameworks such as Storytelling in Media and Media Bias, as these will form the basis of their verbal analysis.