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Barthes

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Semiotics
Hermeneutic, Proairetic, Semantic, Symbolic, and Referential

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Judith Butler

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Gender is a performance
Representation

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Stuart Hall

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Reception from the audience- audience
Using stereotypes- representation
othering- representation

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4
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Mulvey

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Male gaze
Representation

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Van Zoonen

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Representation of gender- pick and mix
Feminist lenses (liberal, radical, social)

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Bell Hooks

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Intersectionality

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Bandura

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Audience copies the media
Hypodermic needle
Magic bullet
Media effects
Audience

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Gauntlett

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Individuals take elements of the media and adopt into their own identity
Media reflects society and identity
Audience

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Gerbner

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Meta narratives- cultivation theory
Audience

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Curran & Seaton

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More control= more power
Industries

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Livingstone & Lunt

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Balance between appealing to consumer and citizen
Useful/ sage + entertaining
Regulation
Industries

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12
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Hesmondhalgh

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Risk & chance of reward
Industries and whole

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13
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Steve Neale

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Repetition and difference- audience recognise signifiers of a genre
Genre

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Hyperdermic needle effect
Bandura

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Intended message is what directly received and accepted by audience
Audience

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Best friend effect

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Character who would be your idea of a best friend

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16
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Goodwin

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Relationship between visuals and music
Genre characteristics
Relationship between lyrics and visuals
Intertextual
Star images and motifs(requirements of label)
Notions of looking
Performance or concept based
Language

17
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Todorov

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Narrative
Equilibrium, disruption, recognition, disequilibrium
Language

18
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Levi Strauss

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Binary opposites
Language

19
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Jean Baudrillard

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Postmodernism
Language

20
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Paul Gilroy

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Postcolonialism
Representation

21
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Jenkins

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Fandom. Prosumers. Formation of subculture that stems from product or ip
Audience

22
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Clay Shirky

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End of audience that you can predict. Audience become active. Society and culture evolved you can’t use stereotypes to plan a response.
Audience

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