Gauntlett Flashcards

Identity

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How many parts are there to Gauntlett’s theory?

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What are the 2 parts of Gauntlett’s theory?

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Audience Identity & Gender Identity

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Briefly explain Audience identity

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Audiences often get a sense of their own identity from the media products they consume

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Audiences may watch films, tv, magazines etc and get what?

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An idea of who you ARE or who you WANT to be

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What types of people’s identities might they learn about?

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Gender identity, or sexual etc

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What’s the second part of Gauntlett’s theory?

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Gender Identity

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In the past, what does Gauntlett say about representation?

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There were simple representations of people, i.e men = strong, tall, tough & women = housewives, caring

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What does Gauntlett say about representation now…?

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Now, we have more complex representations, not just simple binary opposites

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According to Gauntlett, what does modern media have?

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Complex and challenging representations

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What to think about in terms of my media products?

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If it’s older media, are representations more simple? If it’s more modern, are representations more complex in the way it’s representing identity?

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