Media representations of many groups in stereotypical ways
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- Evaluate the view that the media represent many groups on stereotypical ways
- gender
- femininity
- symbolic annihilation (Tuchman 1978)
- perspectives: 1)liberal fem. 2)Marxist fem. 3)radical fem.
- women's magazines: (McRobbie 1982) content analysis of mags like jackie
- feminine body image: Wolf 1990
- masculinity
- 1) masculine myth - Easthope 1990 = image of masculinity is unrealistic and creates sense of failure
- femininity
- social class
- media portrayal reinforced people's class identities, keeping divide strong
- Medhurst 1999 m.c. students thought 'Ryle Family' was accurate portrayal of w.c. life
- age
- Wayne - overwhelming negative portrayal of youth, encourages fear, gov. fail
- Stoller & Gibson - negative consequences of ageing for men = career vs women = attractiveness
- ethnicity/ culture
- moral panics
- Hall - black muggers = ideological purpose of turning black w.c. against whites instead of capitalism
- Van Dijk 1991 - positive representation of white citizens, negative of non-white citizens in newspapers
- Cottle 2000 - reinforces views on non-whites as 'the other'
- moral panics
- sexuality
- moral panics: AIDS='gay plague'
- medical professionals successfully challenged media portrayal
- Craig 1992 - camp, macho and deviant = media portrayals
- moral panics: AIDS='gay plague'
- intro
- Binary opposition (Levi-Strauss 1963) and the other (Said 1978)
- message trajectory
- Binary opposition (Levi-Strauss 1963) and the other (Said 1978)
- gender
- m.m. formulated by editors
- content reflects group in power
- received by audience
- affects role and treatment of groups
- message trajectory
- affects role and treatment of groups
- received by audience
- content reflects group in power
- 2) metrosexual male - gauntlett 2008 = supports new mags as portray mens better values
- 3) retributive masculinity - rutherford = reassert trad male values
- 1) masculine myth - Easthope 1990 = image of masculinity is unrealistic and creates sense of failure
- 3) retributive masculinity - rutherford = reassert trad male values
- pluralist = reflect social reality
- interactionist = moral panics are attempt at social control as y.p. threat to society
- postmodernist = negative portrayal is small aspect, maj. is diverse
- perspectives
- age
- Wayne - overwhelming negative portrayal of youth, encourages fear, gov. fail
- Stoller & Gibson - negative consequences of ageing for men = career vs women = attractiveness
- age
- pluralist = reflect social reality
- interactionist = moral panics are attempt at social control as y.p. threat to society
- postmodernist = negative portrayal is small aspect, maj. is diverse
- perspectives
- perspectives
- postmodernist = negative portrayal is small aspect, maj. is diverse
- interactionist = moral panics are attempt at social control as y.p. threat to society
- perspectives
- postmodernist = negative portrayal is small aspect, maj. is diverse
- interactionist = moral panics are attempt at social control as y.p. threat to society
- perspectives
- Disability
- Evaluate the view that the media represent many groups on stereotypical ways
- gender
- femininity
- symbolic annihilation (Tuchman 1978)
- perspectives: 1)liberal fem. 2)Marxist fem. 3)radical fem.
- women's magazines: (McRobbie 1982) content analysis of mags like jackie
- feminine body image: Wolf 1990
- masculinity
- femininity
- social class
- media portrayal reinforced people's class identities, keeping divide strong
- Medhurst 1999 m.c. students thought 'Ryle Family' was accurate portrayal of w.c. life
- ethnicity/ culture
- moral panics
- Hall - black muggers = ideological purpose of turning black w.c. against whites instead of capitalism
- Van Dijk 1991 - positive representation of white citizens, negative of non-white citizens in newspapers
- Cottle 2000 - reinforces views on non-whites as 'the other'
- moral panics
- sexuality
- moral panics: AIDS='gay plague'
- medical professionals successfully challenged media portrayal
- Craig 1992 - camp, macho and deviant = media portrayals
- moral panics: AIDS='gay plague'
- intro
- Binary opposition (Levi-Strauss 1963) and the other (Said 1978)
- Binary opposition (Levi-Strauss 1963) and the other (Said 1978)
- gender
- images and stereotypes (Barnes 1992) - evil, object of ridicule, burden, sexually abnormal or normal people
- sig. increase in coverage but proportion of sympathetic coverage had declined in relation to mental health issues
- Evaluate the view that the media represent many groups on stereotypical ways
- pluralist - reflect dominant medical view, disability = dsyfunctional
- Disability
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