Editors Letter Flashcards

(11 cards)

1
Q

What does the editor’s letter set out?

A

The purpose of the magazine.

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What does ‘First and Foremost’ create?

A

An imperative mode of address where the editor sets out the agenda for the reader.

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3
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What does the cartoon Cupid do?

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It infantilizes the reader and romanticises heteronormative relationships.Ho

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4
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How does the editor draw a line connecting the reader to historic behaviour?

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By speaking about their grandparents. This is ideological violence.

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5
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What does ‘Grandparents’ aim to do?

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It is a conditioning tactic aimed at making audiences repeat hegemonic heteronormative ideologies.

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6
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What language is female coded?

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‘Delicate concoctions of lace and paper, containing tender messages hidden among little posies of flowers’

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7
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What type of layout is the column of contents?

A

Semantic

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8
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How many main components are there to the woman’s ‘realm’

A

5

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9
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How is the positioning of the column of contents semantic?

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Them being in a column presents a clear boundary that defines the limit of what women’s identities could revolve around.

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10
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What feeling does the editor’s letter aim to make audiences feel?

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Nostalgic. It is aiming to create happy memories for the reader.

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What is the boiled egg reference an anecdote for?

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That women should be thinking about marriage.

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