Communications and Culture Quiz
Quiz includng key A2 concepts and themes such as feminism, postcolonialism, postmodernism, Marxism, market liberalism, objects of desire and fictions.
- Created by: Emma
- Created on: 28-05-14 13:36
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2. What is the correct definition of 'narrative'?
- The underlying 'voice' of a text interpretted by the author.
- Concerned with how we understand the world.
- How meanings are structured as stories.
- The way in which a text positions the reader.
3. Which of these Marxist theories belongs to Karl Marx?
- 'Invisible Hand': A metaphor to show how consumers are guided by their own self-interest. Individuals can make profit, and maximize it without the need for government intervention.
- Commodity Fetishism: People fixate on money and commodities - they are fetishes that prevent the prolatariat from seeing the truth about economics and society; that one class is being exploited by another.
- Dominant Ideology: A philosophy followed by everyone / the masses / society. Allows the bourgeoisie to stay in power through hegemony (Gramsci).
- Narcotizing Dysfunction The bourgeoisie use mass media to trick society into thinking they are acting against something unjust, when really they are just being fed information on the subject.
4. What are the key market liberalist ideologies from John Locke?
- Highlighted the importance of private property and explained that everyone should be entitled to freedom of choice. Came up with the 'the pursuit of pleasure', meaning the greatest happiness for the greatest number.
- Believed that we were all scared and that the result of our own physical labours belonged to us. Highlighted the importance of private property and explained that everyone should be entitled to freedom of choice, as long as you do not harm others.
- Believed that we indirectly helped society with every decision. Highlighted the importance of private property and explained that everyone should be entitled to freedom of choice, as long as you do not harm others.
- Believed that the result of our own physical labours belonged to us. Highlighted the importance of private property and explained that everyone should be entitled to freedom of choice.
5. Which one of these is a postcolonialist concept?
- Tolkenism
- Heterogeneity
- Implosion
- Suffragettes
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