Name That Theorist 2.0 / 5 based on 1 rating ? Media StudiesMedia TheoryASAQA Created by: thelukefish10Created on: 11-05-17 08:46 Stereotyping has elements of truth Perkins 1 of 30 Male gaze theory Mulvey 2 of 30 Stereotyping is shorthand for identification Medhurst 3 of 30 Equilibrium, Disruption, Resolution and New Equilibrium. Todorov 4 of 30 Genre is too restricting and a creative 'straightjacket' Chandler 5 of 30 Texts are understood through binary opposition Strauss 6 of 30 5 Narrative codes: Cultural, Semantic, Symbolic, Hermeneutic and Proairetic Barthes 7 of 30 8 character roles Propp 8 of 30 Genre as repetition and difference Neale 9 of 30 Oppositional, negotiated and dominant readings Hall 10 of 30 Stereotypes legitimize inequality through marginalization Dyer 11 of 30 Uses and Gratifications Blumler and Katz 12 of 30 Physical Needs, Saftey Needs, Communal Needs, Esteem Needs and Self-Actualisation Maslow 13 of 30 Producer as consumer (Prosumer) Gauntlett 14 of 30 Moral Panics Cohen 15 of 30 Synergy, ownership, institution and convergence as crucial to modern media Lacey 16 of 30 Genre as 'convenience' for producers and audiences Fiske 17 of 30 Genre is abstract and becoming harder to identify Feuer 18 of 30 Infinite genres Stam 19 of 30 Genre is interpreted culturally Hartley 20 of 30 Genre offers audiences a 'set of pleasures' Altman 21 of 30 Female characters are determined, strong independent and in control McRobbie 22 of 30 Identity as a reflection of society is problematic Bauman 23 of 30 Social Class is constructed by cultural taste Bourdieu 24 of 30 Audiences can be identified as Primary, Secondary or Tertiary Tunstall 25 of 30 Hypodermic Needle Theory Adorno 26 of 30 Opposes media censorship Gauntlett 27 of 30 the prosumer creates a world of amatures Keen 28 of 30 Critical of global media and ownership Price 29 of 30 Marxist readings on media ownership Chomsky 30 of 30
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