Key Theorists Flashcards

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Stuart Hall - Media Representations

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Media language is used to create representations. Stereotyping is often used to assert power.

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Van Zoonen - Media Representations

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Men and woman are represented differently in the media. Women are objectified as a result of Western Culture.

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David Gauntlett - Media Representations

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We use the internet and other media texts to help us to create our identity. We now have more of a variety of representations to identify with.

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bell hooks - Media Representations

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Feminism is a political struggle and to end patriarchal domination. Other factors affect this domination, including race and class.

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Judith Butler - Media Representations

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Gender is a social construct. ‘Masculine’ and ‘Feminine’ are created through repetition.

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Paul Gilroy - Media Representations

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Even though we no longer have colonies, the representation of these groups is still effected by that time.

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Roland Barthes - Media Language

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All elements of a media texta are codes that need to be read. These can all be understood as the thing they are (Denotative level) and the responses that they create (Connotative level).

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Steve Neale - Media Language

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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 texts.

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Todorovs Arc - Media Language

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Narratives follow a pattern of equilibrium

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Levi Strauss - Media Language

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The conflict between binary opposites helps drive the narrative forward.

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Gerbner - Media Audiences

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The more we see the same representations and messages, the more we believe its true.

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Hall - Media Audiences

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Producers want audiences to respond to a media text in a certain way. Some audiences do (Prefered), some dont (oppositional), and some are in the middle (Negotiated).

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Shirky - Media Audiences

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We are now more likely to use the internet and other technologies to respond to media texts.

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Livingstone & Lunt - Media Industry

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Who is the regulation for? Can regulation keep up with technology?

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Curran & Seaton - Media Industry

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If we had more of a variety of media companies then we would have more of a variety of texts

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David Hesmondhalgh - Media Industry

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Industry uses tried and tested strategies to appeal to us - but we should be concerned that only a few companies hold a lot of power.