Narritive
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- Created on: 30-04-15 14:25
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- Swag fleek on point (narrative theories)
- Todorov's narrative structure
- Asylum of the Daleks
- Equilibrium: Banter between Doctor and Churchill
- Disruption: Doctor sees the Daleks and the other characters do not realize their conflict
- Attempt to solve the problem: The doctor tries to reveal the Dalek's true intent.
- Problem gets worse: Daleks had a secret plan the whole time.
- Second attempt to solve the problem: The bomb inside the chief is deactivated
- Problem solved, new equilibrium: Back to normality, the humans win the war, British flag put up to connote victory
- Second attempt to solve the problem: The bomb inside the chief is deactivated
- Problem gets worse: Daleks had a secret plan the whole time.
- Attempt to solve the problem: The doctor tries to reveal the Dalek's true intent.
- Disruption: Doctor sees the Daleks and the other characters do not realize their conflict
- Equilibrium: Banter between Doctor and Churchill
- X factor
- Equilibrium: Saturday night contestants signing
- Disruption: the audience votes for their favorite acts and there are two bottom acts.
- Attempt to solve the problem: The bottom two have to sing to keep their place in the show and go through to the next round.
- New Equilibrium: One contestant is voted out and a new group of singers go through to the next round.
- Attempt to solve the problem: The bottom two have to sing to keep their place in the show and go through to the next round.
- Disruption: the audience votes for their favorite acts and there are two bottom acts.
- Equilibrium: Saturday night contestants signing
- Asylum of the Daleks
- Postmodernism
- Intertextuality - Borrowing and transforming of a prior existing text
- Eclecticsm - using a wide range of influences and techniques to produce a text
- The Iraq war that 'Dirty Harry' is written about.
- Parody - a humourous imitation of a text
- Bricolage - where a text is constructed from various existing materials
- Acts against modernism- Looking back at the past rather than progress
- Nostalgic - celebrates the past and bathes in its glory (opposite of modernism)
- An active audience - the audience are involved and acknowledged to offer a new experience to the users
- X-factor - the audience decide the fate of the contestants in the live shows.
- Narcissistic - excessive self-love.
- Murdock from Episodes. Doesn't care about others feelings - totally attentive of money in a capitalist world.
- Propp (characters)
- HERO: usually the protagonist in the narrative. Their quest is to bring the equilibrium
- Dr Who
- VILLAN: brings the disequilibrium in the narrative
- The cloning monsters
- Murdock
- DONOR: gives the hero advice or help.
- Rose Tyler
- Matt Le Blanc
- PRINCESS: the character who needs help, protecting and saving
- Queen Victoria
- HERO: usually the protagonist in the narrative. Their quest is to bring the equilibrium
- Binary Opposition
- Todorov's narrative structure
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