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Heroes for the helpless: A critical discourse analysis of Canadian national print media’s coverage of the food insecurity crisis in Nunavut

by Hiebert, Bradley, Power, Elaine
Published 2016
“... national print media propagates the Inuit’s position as The Other by selectively reporting on social issues...”

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Heroes for the helpless: A critical discourse analysis of Canadian national print media’s coverage of the food insecurity crisis in Nunavut

by Bradley Hiebert, Elaine Power
Published in Canadian Food Studies / La Revue canadienne des études sur l'alimentation (2016)
“... reporting on social issues such as hunger, poverty and income. Terms such as “Northerners” and “Southerners...”

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The Canadian Inuit - past and present

by Volaříková, Petra
Published 2009
“... on the current life of the Canadian Inuit. It deals with the most crucial economic and social issues the Inuit...”

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'Heroes for the Helpless': How National Print Media Reinforce Settler Dominance Through Their Portrayal of Food Insecurity in the Canadian Arctic

by Hiebert, Bradley C.
Published 2014
“... as The Other by selectively reporting on social issues such as hunger, poverty and income. Terms...”

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'Heroes for the Helpless': How National Print Media Reinforce Settler Dominance Through Their Portrayal of Food Insecurity in the Canadian Arctic

by Hiebert, Bradley C.
Published 2014
“... as The Other by selectively reporting on social issues such as hunger, poverty and income. Terms...”

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'Heroes for the Helpless': How National Print Media Reinforce Settler Dominance Through Their Portrayal of Food Insecurity in the Canadian Arctic

by HIEBERT, BRADLEY C
Published 2014
“... propagates the Inuit’s position as The Other by selectively reporting on social issues such as hunger...”

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