Narrative Analysis.pdf

In order to build the case study, we purposefully sampled different types of online documents, collected from public sources, between 2021-2023, as per the following table that details our research strategy. When selecting the data, we considered the following criteria: date of the publication, variety of campaign materials (e.g. earned media, film awards season panel event, online dissemination panel, promotional website and media interviews) and types of voices (dominant vs subaltern). In postcolonial studies, who speaks for whom is extremely important in terms of re-presentation (Spivak, 1988), meaning how certain individuals in positions of power (as actors, in our case) re-present <b>Mohamedou Ould Slahi</b> as a Muslim/Arab, using orientalist tropes.<br><b>Campaign Phase</b><b>Source</b><b>Types of materials</b>Pre-launch (January 2021)ProQuest News2 media / news outlets articlesLaunch (February 2021)Google2 media outlet articles2 panel transcripts1 late night show, entertainment transcriptDissemination (March-May 2021)Google and ProQuest NewsPromotional website of the movie1 video interview transcript4 media articles<br><br>