Social Groups (CGE) Flashcards
Glasgow Media Group Study
C: Working class - negative portrayal
Ehrenreich
C: Working -inarticulate; lazy; metaphorically dumb
Pearsons
A: Adult gaze - moral panic - rebellion of youngsters
Willis
A: Old - grumpy, add seriousness
Elderly watch more TV = changing nature of portrayal (global grey pund)
Mulvey
G: The male gaze - male needs define females
Use female body to sell
Ferguson
G: Magazines - cult of femininity
McRobbie
G: Teenage girls magazines - formula - focus on boys
Grant et al
G + A: Double jeopardy of age and gender for women - pressure to conform; diminsihed identity
MacDonald
G: Ladettes - Abnormal
Gauntlett
G: Force for change - successful girl power
Male emotions
Hall
E: inferential/ differential racism
Kimkiewicz
E: Over representation ad victims or perpetrators
Sweney
E: Under representation in drama
Sreberny
E: 2 dimensional
Morris
E: Roma minorities as parasitic
Carrington
E: apparently positive -sport - hyper blackness - otherness
Gilroy
E: The White Gaze
New Racism - otherness
Cultural/ Physical threat
Hall et al
E: Moral panic - black muggers
Baudrillard
E + C: Social construct - reality differs
Hyper Reality - media creates realities that are more real that those they claim to represent
McCluhan and Powers
Media mediates the message - others may disagree
Fiske
Transparency Fallacy - reject idea that reporting offers neutral window - reconstructed reality
Malik
E: New Racism of language - immigrants - outsiders
Karpf
E: About entertaininf rather than helping understand the reality - confirm social prejudices