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This volume explores the applications of narrative and storytelling in corporate, public health and political communications, and its implications for those fields.
List of contents
List of TablesAbout the contributorsPrefaceChapter 1. Narratives in public communication: An introduction
Chapter 2. Correcting Anti-Vaccine Misinformation with Storytelling: The Effects of Narratives and Correction Placement
Chapter 3. Are repeated stories a good strategy? Focusing on narrative persuasion in digital political communication
Chapter 4. The effects and implications of consuming multiple science narratives on different types of audience engagement
Chapter 5. Persuasive Mechanisms and Effects of Narrative Video Political Ads
from the 2018 U.S. Midterm Elections on Voter Attitudes
Chapter 6. Effects of narrative-based corporate message and sponsorship disclosure in native CSR advertising
Chapter 7. Understanding crisis narratives with large-scale Twitter data:
The role of celebrity and emotions in the virality of #MeToo social media activism messages
Chapter 8. The Co-Creation of a Collective Identity through Narrativized Sisterhood in a Women's Political Training Program
Chapter 9. The re-enchantment of narratives in disaster risk communication: Developing a storytelling framework with '5C' principles
Chapter 10. Constructing the pipeline fight metanarrative: Micromobilizations, participation, and environmental advocacy
Chapter 11. Once upon a time...a story of narratives in public communication
About the author
Fuyuan Shen is professor of communication at Pennsylvania State University
Heidi Hatfield Edwards is professor of communication at Florida Institute of Technology
Summary
This volume explores the applications of narrative and storytelling in corporate, public health and political communications, and its implications for those fields.
