Exam 2 Flashcards
Which of the following theorists developed the concept of the “spirit of scission?”
Gramsci
Which of the following theorists argued that the resistance to dominant ideologies is often neutralized through the process of “incorporation”
Hebdige
Which of the following theorists write, “Violations of the authorized codes through which the social world is organized and experienced have considerable power to provoke?”
Hebdige
Which of the following theorists used the example of a police officer shouting “Hey, you!” to illustrate the process through which ideology comes to define subjective experience?
Althusser
Which of the following theorists noted that the traditional model of communication failed to account for “distortions” and “misunderstandings” in the reception of messages?
Hall
Which of the following theorists took issue with the perceived gender disparity that resulted from the masses’ immersion in representations circulated by media culture?
Mulvey
Which of the following theorists published his work first? Althusser, Adorno, Hall, Gramsci, Mulvey
Gramsci
Which of the following theorists was not born in Europe? Hall, Hebdige, Marx, Gramsci, Althusser
Stuart Hall (Born in Jamaica)
Who emphasized the embodied materiality of ideology
Althusser
Who believed that capitalism would eventually collapse on its own accord and would inevitably be replaced by socialism?
Marx
Which of the following theorists was imprisoned by the fascists because of his or her political beliefs
Gramsci
Which of the following theorists drew heavily from psychoanalytic theory?
Mulvey
Which of the following theorists called hegemony a “moving equilibrium,” and focused his analysis on the ways in which different groups “Struggled for possession of the sign” in popular culture?
Hebdige
Which of the following theorists first claimed that Marx’s one-way transition model was too economically redictionist?
Gramsci
Which of the following theorists lamented that the effect of mass media was to instill a state of “sameness” across all aspects of cultural life– from work to leisure– and argued that this rendered subjects passive receptacles of ideology?
Adorno
Which is the point in the circuit of communication at which a message is given form in language
Encodes
When the male reproductive organ is understood not only as a biological entity, but also as a symbol of social power, what do we call it?
Fallace
In the language of Marxist theory, the tier of the economic structure that contains the factories, property, and equipment is called what
base
The male gaze encompasses the looks of the _____, the _____, and the male character on the screen with whom we identify
director/ viewer
The formal study of signs that separates each sign into a signifier and signified is called?
semiotics
What is the process by which we are recruited as subjects of ideology through our immersion language?
Interpellation
What type of state apparatus functions primarily through education, entertainment, and social custom?
Ideological
The school of culture theorists whose work focused on both forms of social control and how people actively resist social control was located where
Birmingham, England
What refers to the connection between a signifier and a signified meaning that comes to seem natural through repeated usage?
Articulation