Differential Media Portrayal of the Pope

Keara King; James Morris

Differential Media Portrayal of the Pope

School of Social Work

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Abstract

This project presented the media portrayals of Pope Benedict XVI and Pope Francis. It examined theories of media impact on media consumers, and applied these to media coverage of the Popes and perceptions of Catholicism in America.

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State	Published - Mar 31 2016

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Name	Undergraduate Research Conference

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