media- globalisation

Question 1

hyper globalists

Answer 1

see globalisation as good thing

Question 2

pessimistic globalists

Answer 2

see globalisation as issue

Question 3

McLuhan

Answer 3

world is ‘global village’ where space and time shrink

Question 4

popular culture

Answer 4

media for ordinary people, trivial, not need much brain power, w/c, soaps, game shows, mass produced, short lived, not affect status quo, make profits for ‘culture industry’

Question 5

high culture

Answer 5

intellectual tastes, fine art, museums, critical thought, m/c, serious news, documentaries, political analysis, should be respected, part of heritage worth preserving

Question 6

blurred boundaries

Answer 6

mass production, transportation, expansion of creative industries causes pick and mix society, not have to visit special institutions, have choice

Question 7

Giddings

Answer 7

forms of high culture used to produce products for mass media eg art and writing in video games

Question 8

AO3

Answer 8

marxism- mass media produced by powerful to amass profits, social control that gives illusion of choice, Marcuse- encourages relaxation but not critical thinking

Strinati- there is not one mass culture, people not passive

Question 9

Flew

Answer 9

new media developed global culture

Question 10

Kellner

Answer 10

American culture images form people’s identities

Question 11

impact of globalisation

Answer 11

cultural homogenisation

Question 12

Sklair