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1) The Western genre has historically been used as a representation of American society and ideology over time. 2) Early Westerns portrayed Native Americans as obstacles to be overcome, but this changed in the 1950s as representations became more nuanced. 3) Iconic characters like the sheriff and cowboy embodied American values of justice and freedom but later Westerns increasingly served as criticism of American society and values.
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“A brief examination of the sole issue of Publick Occurrences shows that a total of thirteen news
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five of these eight news stories exhibit framing images that are negative or insensitive toward
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