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A2 Media Studies > Mixed Theories > Flashcards

Mixed Theories Flashcards

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Charlie Brooker (NDM)

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blurring boundaries of what is real

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David Gauntlett (NDM)

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prosumers make a world of independent media producers

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Andrew Keen (NDM)

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prosumers make a world of amateurs

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John Fiske (Genre)

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genre is a convenience to producers and audiences, commercial success is based on what conventions audiences expect

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Daniel Chandler (Genre)

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genre is too restrictive, producers in a ‘creative straitjacket’

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David Buckingham (Genre)

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genre is in a constant process of negotiation and change

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Gauntlett (Identity)

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identity is complex, male identity in a crisis

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Dyer (Identity)

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stereotypes legitimise inequality by marginalising individuals

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Baudrillard (Identity)

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identity is hyper-real

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Laura Mulvey (Gender)

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male gaze

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Gamman and Marshment (Gender)

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female gaze

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Naomi Wolf (Gender)

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women need beauty to be successful

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Alvarado (Race)

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racial representation: exotic, dangerous, humorous or pitied

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Van Dijk (Race)

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criminals, threat, invisible or dependent

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Edward Said (Race)

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orientalism frames Muslims in a negative way

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Dick Hebdige (Age)

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youth represented as fun or trouble

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Stanley Hall (Age)

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youth having issues with authority, mood disruptions, exhibit reckless behaviour

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Greg Philo (Age)

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middle class anxiety of working class

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Dyer (Queer)

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how we are seen determines ow we are treated

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Judith Butler (Queer)

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binary divide between homosexuals and heterosexuals, heterosexuality being viewed as ‘normal’

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Steve Neale (Queer)

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gay male gaze

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Philip Zimbardo (Gaming)

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videogame fanatics get a rush from an instant electronic fix

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Chandler (Gaming)

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children do not find violence attractive in computer games

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Tanya Byron (Gaming)

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anxiety surrounding technology

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Stanley Cohen (Moral Panics)

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the extent to which significant events are exaggerated to create panic

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Marwick (Moral Panics)

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technopanics are a response to new technologies

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Springhall (Moral Panics)

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older people are afraid of the youth taking over

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Hypodermic Needle (Media Effects)

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injecting ideology

29
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Stuart Hall (Media Effects)

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preferred, negotiated and oppositional

30
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David Gauntlett (Media Effects)

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pick and mix theory

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