Changing Representations Of Age Flashcards

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What did Heintz-Knowles argue about childhood?

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  • TV show show a more realistic portrayal of issues from a child’s point of view than an adults
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What is a media example for Heintz-Knowles?

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Euphoria, pretty little liars, sex education

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What did Postman argue about childhood?

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  • idea of childhood begun to disappear as children interact more and more with media
  • children sexualised in media and that media creates a world in which adults and children share the same music, sports, language, literature and films
  • lack of difference between children and adult through clothing
  • internet contributes to this as it leads to children and youths being exposed to adult content
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What is a media example for postman?

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Social media such as Twitter

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What did Osgerby argue about youth?

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  • found recurring theme of youth as trouble
  • changes in media representations of youth reflect wider cultural developments and mirror the spirit of the times
  • youths in 50s-60s presented positively
  • youths in 70s-80s presented negatively due to going against norms of society
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What is a media example for Osgerby?

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Greta Thunberg- climate change activist

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What did Lee et al argue about the elderly?

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  • old people underrepresented appearing in only 15% of ads
  • more than 90% were positive
  • portrayed as golden agers, healthy and active
  • significant gender differences in the way old people are represented
  • men associated with high status and work
  • women associated with family and poverty
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What does the representation of older women link to?

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Sontag study- double standard of ageing, women expected to remain youthful

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What did Biggs argue about the elderly?

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  • evidence of change in representation of old age
  • identified trends: larger number of older people in soap operas, representation of older people as more active
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What are some media example for Biggs?

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Eastenders- Dot, Elaine and Kathy
Movie Gangsta Granny

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What did Carrigan and Szmigin argue about the elderly?

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  • advertisers now targeting older people as consumers
  • higher disposable income
  • led to increase in positive images of aging and positive roles for older people
  • grey pound
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What is a media example for Carrigan and Szmigin?

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Benevolent advert - targets elderly and represents in a positive light of being active

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