week 5 Flashcards
ideology
system of beliefs, norms, traditions, meaning that define and explain the world
denotation
connotation
identification of something by pointing it out
overtones; additional meanings and implications associated with a word or an object
theoretical roots of ideological analysis
- Early Marxist;
false consciousness - interests that serve only few, while wrongly assume that it’s in the interest of many - neo-Marxist approach -
Antonio Gramsci - from coercion to consent;
hegemony - basically superiority; a dominant group wins over a subordinate group; shared beliefs of right and wrong that empower specific groups - Stuart Hall
media exercises hegemony, cultural leadership
3 approaches to media and communication
- social scientific
- interpretative approach
- critical approach
content appraoches
- reflection of producers
- reflection of audience preferences
- reflection of society
- content as an influence on audience
- content as self-enclosed texts
culture wars
fundamental issues of morality
politics of signification
media produces images of the world that give events particular meaning
new momism
set of ideas, norms, practices that seem to celebrate the motherhood, but in reality promote unachievable standards
secondary discourses
ideas about social relationships that are embedded within the ads, conveys a message about the social life