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Paper Structure Flashcards

1
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What is in Section A of Paper 2? What is the special case with this section?

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Radio, Video Games and Film - only 2 out of the 3 topics are picked for the exam.

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What is in Section B of Paper 2?

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Long Form Television Drama.

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3
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What are the key concepts for Radio?

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Industry and Audience.

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4
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What are the key concepts for Video Games?

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Industry and Audience.

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5
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What are the key concepts for Film?

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Industry.

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What are the key concepts for LFTVD?

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Industry, Audience, Media Language and Representations.

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What are the key contexts for Radio?

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Economic, Political and Cultural.

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What are the key contexts for Video Games?

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Economic and Social.

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What are the key contexts for Film?

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Economic and Historical.

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What are the key contexts for LFTVD?

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Economic, Political, Cultural, Social and Historical.

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What are the key concepts?

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Industry, Audience, Media Language and Representations.

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What are the key contexts?

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Economic, Political, Cultural, Social and Historical.

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How should you write question 3?

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Sequence:

  • Explode the question
  • Identify 4 paragraph points

Marks for:

  • Introduction that lays out an argument
  • Conclusion that answers the arguments question
  • The argument being embedded throughout

Structure:
-Example (Using clear media language from the text)
-Explanation of the representation
-Link to theory and/or context
-Refer to effect on audience (describing them in detail)

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14
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What are the Media Language theorists?

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Semiology - Barthes
Narratology - Todorov
Genre - Neale
Structuralism - Levi-Strauss
Postmodernism - Baudrillard
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What are the Representation theorists?

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Representation - Hall
Identity - Gauntlett
Feminist Theory - van Zoonen
Feminist Theory - hooks
Gender Performativity - Butler
Ethnicity and Post-Colonial Theory - Gilroy
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16
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What are the Industry theorists?

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Power and Media Industries - Curren and Seaton
Regulation - Livingstone and Lunt
Cultural Industries - Hesmondhalgh

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What are the Audience theorists?

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Media Effects - Bandura
Cultivation Theory - Gerbner
Reception Theory - Hall
Fandom - Jenkins
‘End of Audience’ Theories - Shirky

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