Genre: Iconographies, representations, ideologies Flashcards

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What did Tom Ryall group types of conventions in genres into?

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Iconographies, narrative, representations, and ideologies

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What are iconographies?

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Symbolic forms associated with the genre - Specific type of media lang choices made that makes a genre recognisable

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What is a narrative?

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Structure of text - can be an open or closed narrative

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What are representations?

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Characters/stereotypes we associate with a genre

E.g. Hero of crime drama may be detective with dark personality + personal problems

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What are ideologies?

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Beliefs + ideas, themes

Theme e.g. Sci-fi deals with exploration, crime dramas deal with consequences of violence, etc

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What are hybrids?

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Where media products use codes + conventions from more than 1 genre

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Give an example of a hybrid text:

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Romantic comedy would deal with iconographies of dating + love, then merge them with jokes + humour

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