Gazing At Each Other

Question 1

Spectatorship

Answer 1

the practice of looking

Question 2

Panopticon

Answer 2

police towers cause policed behavior and the fear of being watched

Question 3

Surveillance society

Answer 3

modifying our behvior in the fear that we are being watched

Question 4

Scopophilia

Answer 4

the pleasure of looking and being looked at

Question 5

Binary power dynamics

Answer 5

male - looker active strong leader

female - looked at weak passive follower

Question 6

To Be Looked At Ness

Answer 6

the center of attention, performance for the viewers (dismemberment ads, female character entrance)

Question 7

Dismemberment

Answer 7

only certain parts of the body are shown making them seem more like an object

Question 8

Voyeurism

Answer 8

looking without permission

Question 9

Three Looks

Answer 9

Camera records the event
Audience watches the movie
Characters looks at each other

Question 10

Othering

Answer 10

putting your culture at the center of everything, evything else is different. A way to define yourself by identifying what you are not.

Question 11

Edward Said

Answer 11

points out false assumption in the wests unrealistic view of the orient

Question 12

Exotification

Answer 12

exotic and romanticized land making it seem unreal, unrelatable and exceedingly differnt from the west

Question 13

orientalism

Answer 13

idea of east meat west

Question 14

orient

Answer 14

east (exotic, strange, feminine, mysterious, oppressive to women)

Question 15

occidnet

Answer 15

west (manly, freedom)

Question 16

John Berger

Answer 16

Gazing - men look and women are looked at

Nakedness vs. nudity

Question 17

Morley and Robbins

Answer 17

Media Imperialism
Disagrees to hypodermic model (media influence is more complex)
Cultural context
Othering
Survey the world of other s represented