Chapter 2: Theories in Popular Culture Flashcards

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the structure of feeling

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CULTURALISM

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2
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the study
of relationships between
elements in a whole way of
life

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THEORY OF CULTURE

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3
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Three Levels of Culture

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  1. recorded culture
  2. lived culture
  3. the culture of selective tradition
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4
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insists that all are ultimately
political

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MARXISM

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5
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each significant period in history is
constructed around a particular?

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MODE OF PRODUCTION

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6
Q

Theodor Adorno (1991) and Max Horkheimer (1978)
coined the term?

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CULTURE INDUSTRY

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7
Q

The culture industry, in its search for profits and cultural
homogeneity, deprives _____________________ of its critical
function, its mode of negation.

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AUTHENTIC CULTURE

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8
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_____________ (sometimes understood by other critics as ‘commercialization’) devalues ‘authentic’ culture, making it too accessible by turning it into yet another saleable commodity.

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COMMODIFICATION

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9
Q

is a way of approaching texts and
practices that is derived from the theoretical work of the Swiss linguist

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STRUCTURALISM - FERDINAND DE SAUSSURE

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10
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Two Divisions of Language

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  1. Langue
  2. Parole
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11
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refers to the system of language, the rules and conventions
that organize it

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LANGUE

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12
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refers to the individual utterance, the individual use of language

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PAROLE

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13
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TWO THEORETICAL APPROACHES TO LINGUISTICS

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  1. Diachronic
  2. Synchronic
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14
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which studies the historical
development of a given language

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DIACHRONIC APPROACH

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15
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which studies a given language in one moment in time

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SYNCHRONIC

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16
Q

placed gender on the
academic agenda

17
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FOUR DIFFERENT FEMINISMS

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  1. radical
  2. Marxist
  3. liberal
  4. dual-systems theory
18
Q

argue that women’s oppression is the result of the system of patriarchy

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RADICAL FEMINISTS

19
Q

analysis the ultimate source of
oppression is capitalism

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MARXIST FEMINIST

20
Q

differs from both Marxist and radical feminists in that it does not posit a system–patriarchy or
capitalism–determining the oppression of women

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LIBERAL FEMINIST

21
Q

represents the coming together of
Marxist and radical feminist analysis in the belief that
women’s oppression is the result of a complex articulation
of both patriarchy and capitalism

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DUAL-SYSTEMS THEORY

22
Q

It can be used to describe a type of feminism, a theoretical position
within feminism, and a tendency in contemporary popular culture.

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POST-FEMINISM

23
Q

‘provides a discipline for exploring the relationships between lesbians, gay men and the culture which surrounds and (for the large part) continues to seek to exclude us

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QUEERTHEORY

24
Q

biological sex (‘_________’) and gender (‘__________’),

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NATURE, CULTURE

25
Q

is a term current inside and outside the academic study of popular culture

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POST-MODERNISM

26
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invents a new reality: ‘a realm of
apparent unity and apparent freedom was constructed
within culture in which the antagonistic relations of
existence were supposed to be stabilized and pacified

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AFFIRMATIVE CULTURE