
Published online:
21 February 2013
Published in print:
15 July 2003
Online ISBN:
9780226503523
Print ISBN:
9780226503516
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Introduction Introduction
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What has Changed in the Dance of Imagery? What has Changed in the Dance of Imagery?
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Image Production and Distribution Image Production and Distribution
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Experiencing Images Experiencing Images
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The Content of Images The Content of Images
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The Pervasiveness of Images The Pervasiveness of Images
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Recycling Images Recycling Images
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Both Form and Content of Images Have Effects Both Form and Content of Images Have Effects
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Mediated Social Control Mediated Social Control
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How the Police are Reflected in the Media How the Police are Reflected in the Media
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Technical Redoings Technical Redoings
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Redoings in the Mass Media. Redoings in the Mass Media.
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Internal Police Use of Redoings. Internal Police Use of Redoings.
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Regroundings Regroundings
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The Mass Media's Use of Regroundings. The Mass Media's Use of Regroundings.
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Internal Use of Regroundings. Internal Use of Regroundings.
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Policing Shown in Dramatic Images Policing Shown in Dramatic Images
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Dramatic Images of Policing in the Mass Media. Dramatic Images of Policing in the Mass Media.
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Internal Police Uses of Dramatic Images. Internal Police Uses of Dramatic Images.
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Interactive Images. Interactive Images.
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Police-Media Relations Police-Media Relations
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Police Advising the Media on the Dramatic Construction of Policing Police Advising the Media on the Dramatic Construction of Policing
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Police Contests with the Media Police Contests with the Media
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Police Stagings of Events for the Media Police Stagings of Events for the Media
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Feedback and Looping Feedback and Looping
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Feedback and Change Feedback and Change
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Loops and Looping Loops and Looping
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Comment Comment
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Chapter
Four The Dynamics of Police Reflection
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70–106
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Published:July 2003
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OXFORD ACADEMIC STYLE
Manning, Peter K., 'The Dynamics of Police Reflection', Policing Contingencies (Chicago, IL , 2003; online edn, Chicago Scholarship Online, 21 Feb. 2013), https://doi.org/10.7208/chicago/9780226503523.003.0004, accessed 21 Apr. 2025.
CHICAGO STYLE
Manning, Peter K.. "The Dynamics of Police Reflection." In Policing Contingencies University of Chicago Press, 2003. Chicago Scholarship Online, 2013. https://doi.org/10.7208/chicago/9780226503523.003.0004.
Abstract
This chapter uses frame analysis to examine how policing is “seen,” what the dynamics of this seeing are, and how the image(s) of policing has changed in the last thirty years. It is part of the movement toward mediated social control and its effects. The bulk of the chapter is given over to a frame analysis of how policing is shown. Using Goffman's Frame Analysis, it is argued that policing is framed in four quite distinctive ways. The aim in describing these ways of keying, and their internal and external variants, as well as the police-media dialogue, is to suggest changes in the complexity of the visual environment of modern policing.
Keywords:
frame analysis, policing, police-media dialogue, social control, Goffman, visual environment
Subject
Social Theory
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