Quiz 7 Flashcards

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Vision

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Physical apparatus

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2
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Apperception

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Visual information merges with other sensory information along with existing memories and knowledge

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3
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Synaesthesia

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Colors and shapes associated with sounds, smells and feelings.

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4
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Ocularcentrism

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Critique says vision complicit in social oppression via surveillance and spectacle.

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5
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“Eye of God”

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Idea of controlling deity

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6
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Panopticon

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“all seeing” prison design

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7
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Michel Foucault

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Study of surveillance and power

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8
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Panopticism

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Humans internalize scrutinizing gaze

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9
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Biopower

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state has indirect control over citizens

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10
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“The Gaze”

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Eye objectifies and masters

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11
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History of perception

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different classes/different periods emphasized different senses/ways of perceiving

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Visuality

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Socialized vision; knowledge, interests, desires and social relations between perceiver and perceived.

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13
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Representation

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Use of language and images to create meaning about the world.

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14
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Mimesis

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Mirroring the world

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15
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Social construction

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Making meaning only through specific cultural contexts

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16
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Mediated vision

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Seeing images vs. seeing the world

17
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Media visual representations

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intentional, encoded communications

18
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Mediatization

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a theory that argues that the media shapes and frames the processes and discourse (conversation) of political communication as well as the society in which that communication takes place

19
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Haptic

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Touch, texture and contour

20
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Kinaesthetic

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movement in muscles, tendons, and joints.

21
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Scopic drive

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desire to see; invocatory drive - desire to hear

22
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Artifacts and viewers

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viewing as active mental process; subjective/objective; field of reception theory