The case of Leo XIV shows how a narrative works when it selects details, reduces the weight of texts, and turns gestures and journeys into instruments used to confirm an image already decided in advance.
How a Pope is turned into a media figure
The case of Leo XIV shows how a narrative works when it selects details, reduces the weight of texts, and turns gestures and journeys into instruments used to confirm an image already decided in advance.
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