Media Language Flashcards

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What Theorists are relevant to use in media language?

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Barthes - analysis.

Neale - genre.

Levi-Strauss and Todorov - narrative.

Baudrillard - intertextual product.

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Semiology – Roland Barthes

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Suggested the idea that all texts communicate meaning through a series of signs and codes

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Genre Theory – Steve Neale

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genres may be constructed through repetition, but also marked by difference, variation and change

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Power and media industries – Curran and Seaton

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Idea that media concentration generally limits or inhibits variety, creativity and quality (stick to what they know sells)

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Reception Theory – Hall

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Media relies on stereotypes, media creates a representation of stereotypical views

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connotation?

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A connotation is an implied meaning

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denotation?

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denotation what you see

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polysemic?

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polysemic – that they had different meanings to different people. However most of our cultural experiences will be similar and therefore connotations are generally agreed

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Narratology – Todorov

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The idea that all narratives share a basic structure that involves a movement from one state of equilibrium to another

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