Media Theories Flashcards

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Curran and seaton

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Companies driven by power and profit-limits creativity,variety,quality
More diverse media ownership creates progressive and adventurous prducts.

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Hesmondhalgh

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Minimise risk and maximise audiences to be successful
Work across all media platforms
Vertically and horizontally integrated
Focus on popular stars and platforms
Control the release dates (Black Panther)

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Mulvey’s Male Gaze theory

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All media theories have a male viewpoint

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Van zoonens feminist theory

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Learn about gender identity through media
Women and men represented differently
Women= fragile, weak,
Men= powerful, business

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Bell hooks feminist theory

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Need to take in consideration race, gender, age
All women have different experiences

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Steve nealle genre theory

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Audiences want genre repitition to satisfy them

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David gauntlett identity theory

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Audience get a sense of their own identity
Moulds reader, persuades them to fit the stereotype they see

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Stuart hall theory of represntation

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How media is created and shared through language, symbols, media
Doesnt just show reality but it shapes how we understand it

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Judith Butler gender performativity

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People perform gender stereotypes in society

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Roland bathes semiotic theory

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Media texts have hidden signs and meanings (codes)

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Stuart hall audience reception theory

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Media texts are encoded with messages for audience to decode to understand the text
*preferred reading - audience understood the hints and codes to develop a correct understanding
*oppositional reading - dont accept the messages of producer and develop alternative/ are offended
*negotiated reading - reader accepts part of the intended message but rejects part of it too (may question producers intentions)

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Todorovs narrative theory

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A structure of the narrative
Equilibrium, disruption, recognition
Easy to understand for mainstreams audience

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Gilroy, post-colonial theory

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Argues representation of race in media often reinforces colonial ideologies of white western superiority
(Representations of black individuals in Black Panther challenges)

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