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Moral Panic Discussion - An exploration of the intentions, creative process and development of our audio series.

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Moral Panic Discussion - An exploration of the intentions, creative process and development of our audio series.

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DIY guide to building your own DIY seminar

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DIY guide to building your own DIY seminar

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1. Choose a topic
2. Brainstorm in order to improve understanding of topic
3. Think about the concept of a seminar and how it could be done online
4. Think about available social media skills
5. Devise specific online teaching methods and tasks
6. Find a way of combining chosen platforms into a coherent seminar
7. Test it out and improve it

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A Classic Moral Panic - An Introduction to the Model

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A Classic Moral Panic - An Introduction to the Model

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An example of Stanley Cohen’s moral panic framework, through the case study of the 1970’s punk moral panic with The Sex Pistols.

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An example of Stanley Cohen's moral panic famework, through the case study of the 1970's punk moral panic with The Sex Pistols.

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Timeline of the development of a moral panic

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Timeline of the development of a moral panic

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Exploring the development of moral panics. Here's an example of a moral panic of football hooliganism. Using the framework of a moral panic provided NOW BRING YOUR OWN!

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Online Seminar Podcast - Moral Panics Series

Key Questions:

To what extent does deviant identity derive from a symbiotic relationship with its representation in the press? What factors drive or provoke this representation? How do folk devils respond to notoriety and sudden exposure?

How does today's social media platform and virtual spaces challenge Cohen's model and necessitate a reconsidered approach of the moral panic theory model?

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DIY Digital: Doing Punk Online - Moral Panics

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These short podcasts were recorded as part of the 3rd Year Module ‘Post-Punk Britain’ at the University of Sussex 1015. They are resources for the student led History project DIY Digital: Doing Punk

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Go through this powerpoint as 'prep work' 

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Go through this powerpoint as 'prep work' 

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Barbara Mitra and Whitney Standlee, University of Worcester

www.mediaandculturalstudies.co.uk