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Quiz on theories could use in MS4 exam

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What is Hall's dominant reading
The reading that the producer intended
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What did Hall call a reading where the audience disagree with the dominant reading and have their own alternative reading?
Oppositional
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What 's Neale's genre theory called
Repetition and difference
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What pleasures did Janet Murray argue games offer audiences?
Rehearsals for life, agency, immersion
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What did Baudrillard call the media's version of reality, that games often create for audiences?
Hyperreality
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What did Gerbner argue in his Cultivation theory?
Media texts have a gradual effect on audiences over a long period of time and effect attitutes and values
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What are Gramsci's hegemonic values
the values that are in the interests of those in power
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What is typical of a postmodern text
blurs the boundaries of genre
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Why did Morley argue audience's get different readings of the same text?
because of their social position
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What is intertextuality?
when one text refers to another creating a new layer of meaning
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What did Hall call a reading where the audience disagree with the dominant reading and have their own alternative reading?

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Oppositional

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What 's Neale's genre theory called

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What pleasures did Janet Murray argue games offer audiences?

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What did Baudrillard call the media's version of reality, that games often create for audiences?

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Thomas Kidd

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Thank you for such an engaging quiz, it really tested my knowledge of theories and made me think hard! More to come please!! :)

Jade Duckworth

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I agree completely Thomas Kidd, Good show

Josie Murphy

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Hannah

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  1. Absolutely spiffing!

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