Theory Recap Flashcards

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What theorist is the music video theory and the 8 principles?

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Andrew Goodwin

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What does Andrew Goodwin talk about? 3 points

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Links between lyrics and visuals
Intertextuality
Links between music and visuals

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What theorist argues that gender identity is not something we are born with but something expressed?

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Butler - Gender performativity

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What theorist says that media is controlled by conglomerates driven by profit and power?

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Curran & Seaton - Ownership

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What theorist talks about fans of franchises?

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Henry Jenkins - Fandom

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What theorist talks about why people seek out media for specific needs?

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Blumler and Katz - Uses & Gratifications

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What theories talks about semiotics and codes?

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Barthes

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What does Barthes actually talk about?

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That media products communicate meanings to their audiences by codes and signs

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Who is the theorist that talks about narratology?

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Todorov

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What are the 5 stages of Todorov’s narratology theory?

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Equilibrium
Disequilibrium
Recognition
Solution
New equilbrium

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Who is the theorist that talks about how genres change and combine with each other?

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Steve Neale - genre

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What is it called when two genres combine?

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Generic hybridity

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What theorist talks about the idea of binary oppositions?

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Levi-Strauss - structuralism

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What theorist talks about how the boundaries between the ‘real’ world and the media world have collapsed?

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Baudrillard - postmodernism

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What theorist talks about how representations are constructed through media language?

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Stuart Hall - representation

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Which theorist talks about how media products allow the audience to construct their own identities?

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Gauntlett - identity

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Which theorist talks about regulation?

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Livingstone and Lunt

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What theorist talks about how we learn through observation and interaction?

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Bandura - Media effects

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What theorist talks about how people are heavy and light users of media and how this can affect them??

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Gerbner - cultivation

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What theorist talks about preferred, negotiated and oppositional reading?

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Hall - reception

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What theorist talks about postmodernism and that we consume too much media?

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Baudrillard - postmodernism

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What is postmodernism?

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About symbols and images representing more than what it actually is

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What is hyper-reality?

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Media images have come to seem more real than the reality they represent

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What is simulacra?

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A copy of a copy, a representation of a representation.

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What is simulation?
A imitation of something real
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What is bricolage?
Making things out of pre-made bits and pieces e.g Disney Castle
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How is postmodernism characterised?
By repetition, parody and nostalgia
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Sum up Baudrillard's theory?
That in the modern world, what something represents has become more important that what it actually is
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What does Stuart Hall explores - representation
How representations are constructed - can be through stereotyping
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What theorist talks about performantivity and teach men and women to act in certain way?
Butler - gender performantivity
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Which theorist talks about gender roles?
Van Zoonen - gender roles
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Which theorist talks about intersectionality?
Hooks
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Which theorist talks about Post-colonialism?
Gilroy
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What does Gilroy say?
That post-colonialism suggests the ways in which colonial history continues to influence attitudes
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How can D83 be seen in link to Gilroy?
Can be seen as an exploitation of post-war Germany
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What does Gauntlett say?
That media representations portray contradictory messages and that they can be used by audiences to think through their own identities
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What does Jenkins say?
That participatory culture allows us to express ourselves and express our creativity
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How can we link Gauntlett to participatory culture?
By people expressing their true identity
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What is a textual poacher?
Someone who takes aspects from media texts to create their own content
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What do fans often create of the text? What reading?
Negotiated
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What is spreadable media?
It means if the media doesn't get shared and circulated round. It can become irrelevent
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What does it mean when the music video has a more literal relationship with the song?
It illustrates what is being sung about
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What does it mean when the video can build themes of the song and moves from just illustrating but develops the themes and reinforces the message?
Amplification
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What does it mean when the video appears to create new meanings and there is no saleable 'face' like dance acts?
Disjuncture
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What does Andrew Goodwin say about branding?
Bands create a brand that is easily recognisable and their videos are an extension to this reflecting their style
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