attitude

Question 1

Postmodernism Baudrillard Attitude

Answer 1

Elements of bricolage - no images of attitudes own
Intertextuality - references to other media like grindr dates
Simulacra - tellings of real life stories with images eg: selfie of hiv criminal

Question 2

Structuralism Strauss Attitude

Answer 2

Features articles on homophobia. Binary opposition between freedom to choose and social ignorance

Question 3

Semiotics Barthes Attitude

Answer 3

Lot of colour used in website and social media to connote a rainbow. Symbil of lgbtq rights
Website style is similiar to tabloid newspaper

Question 4

Reps Hall Attitude

Answer 4

Models are all attractive, sexualised and majorty white. Toxic ideas that if audience cannot relate they have no place in queer community

Question 5

Gauntlett identiy pick and mix attitude

Answer 5

Articles mainly on LGBT but on varied topics likepop culture and music
Lgbt audience pick and mix’s parts of identity from attitude. Do not have to read all articles

Question 6

bell hooks attitude

Answer 6

Lack of female reps although target audience gay men. Suggests men of colour cannot identify with audience.

Question 7

End of audience shirky attitude

Answer 7

Attitude holds presence on social media
Magazine articles are free online so audience can share on social media with comment section

Question 8

Jenkins fandom attitude

Answer 8

Encourages online community of gays on social media. May face prejudice, affects way in which they use attitude articles. Form of escapism U’S and G’s

Question 9

Livingstone and lunt regulation attitude

Answer 9

Difficult to regulate on internet. Site can be accesed internationally if not UK
Website has a ’get in touch’ feature which allows audience to send questions to company which could influence content.