Media theorists - audience Flashcards

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What was gerbners theory?

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  • Gerbners theory was cultivation theory
  • The media generally tends to repeat representations of people and things over and over again leading to the effects of the media building up over time
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What was Jenkins theory?

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Jenkins theory is fandom theory.

Jenkins believes that fans play a key role in the media, they may play a role in production by giving producers ideas.

Textual poaching = audiences taking a media product and remaking it to create their own meaning

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What was Shirley’s theory?

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Shirkys theory is end of audience theory

Shirks believes that audiences are no longer passive, and are now more active, wanting to interact with media due to technology

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What was banduras theory?

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Banduras theory is media effects theory

Banduras conducted the bobo doll experiment where he discovered that children would copy behaviour they saw, particularly violence

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What was halls reception theory?

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Hall believes that media products are encoded with ideas / messages by the producers that make them

The producers hope that the audience can decode that message and take away the meaning intended.

There is: preferred reading, oppositional reading, negotiated reading

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What are all the audience theorists?

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  • Gerbner
  • Jenkins
  • Shirky
  • Banduras
  • Hall (reception)
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