Key People - Media Language Flashcards

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TZVETAN TODOROV

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  • All narratives follow the same pattern.

1) Equilibrium
2) Disruption
3) New equilibrium

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STEAVE NEALE

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  • Genre is recognisable but does change over time or borrow from other genres.
  • Genre is important to institutions because It helps them to market their texts.
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JEAN BAUDRILLARD

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  • The lines between created texts and reality becoming blurred.
  • For example, perfect Instagram images seem real.
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CLAUDE LEVI-STAUSS

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  • The idea that texts can be best understood through an examination of the underlying structure.
  • The idea that meaning is dependent upon and produced through pairs of oppositions.
  • The way in which these binary oppositions are resolved can have a particular ideological significance.

The conflict between binary opposites drives forward to the narrative.

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ROLAND BARTHES

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  • All elements of media texts are codes that need to be read.
  • These can be understood as the thing they are (denotative level) and the responses they create (connotative level)
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