The media and globalisation
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- The media and Globalisation
- Intro
- Mass media played a key role in creating the global world
- advances in mass communications, digitalisation and cyber technology have transformed the world's concept of time and space
- Mass media played a key role in creating the global world
- Culture
- Scott and Marshell
- Culture in a human society is socially rather than biological transmitted
- It refers to all that is learned from others in society
- People are socialised in how things are done culturally, they learn what is culturally correct; values, norms, rules and traditions
- High Culture
- It refers to what the elite class regard as the highest intellectual achievements
- such as art, music, literature, ballet, opera
- High culture are seen as superior to other cultures because they are seen a profound
- It is vital to the social and cultural health and well-bring of a society because societies globally judge eachother
- This would be judged on the creativity, expression and philosophy
- It is vital to the social and cultural health and well-bring of a society because societies globally judge eachother
- It refers to what the elite class regard as the highest intellectual achievements
- Folk Culture
- It refers to the traditions and rituals of societies which have been passed down through generations
- such as bonfire night, folk dancing and national costumes
- It is regarded as authentic as it reflects what goes on in everyday life
- Its becoming globalised as tourists demand to see the traditional things of that country
- It refers to the traditions and rituals of societies which have been passed down through generations
- Popular Cultre
- It is the mass media products in capitalist societies which are enjoyed by the majority
- Its mainly focused on entertainment, but also exchanged information through sites like twitter
- It is a culture manufactured for mass consumption rather than created for it's own sake
- It is the mass media products in capitalist societies which are enjoyed by the majority
- Scott and Marshell
- The Globalisation of Popular culture
- Entertainment of the media has been globalised through different products like films, T.V internet
- Large population engages with much of the same popular culture; same programmes etc
- The globalisation of popular culture has led to it's homogenisation
- People's consumption habits around the world are very similar
- the reduction in cultural diversity because people abandon their folk culture in favour for global popular cultures
- Stinarti
- Elements of High culture have now come part of popular culture
- No longer a real definition
- Also because of consumer choice
- No longer a real definition
- Elements of High culture have now come part of popular culture
- Post-modernist
- Society is saturated as the popular culture is more influential in shaping identities
- Entertainment of the media has been globalised through different products like films, T.V internet
- Intro
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