Exam 2 Flashcards

1
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Which of the following theorists developed the concept of the “spirit of scission?”

A

Gramsci

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2
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Which of the following theorists argued that the resistance to dominant ideologies is often neutralized through the process of “incorporation”

A

Hebdige

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3
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Which of the following theorists write, “Violations of the authorized codes through which the social world is organized and experienced have considerable power to provoke?”

A

Hebdige

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4
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Which of the following theorists used the example of a police officer shouting “Hey, you!” to illustrate the process through which ideology comes to define subjective experience?

A

Althusser

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5
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Which of the following theorists noted that the traditional model of communication failed to account for “distortions” and “misunderstandings” in the reception of messages?

A

Hall

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6
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Which of the following theorists took issue with the perceived gender disparity that resulted from the masses’ immersion in representations circulated by media culture?

A

Mulvey

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Which of the following theorists published his work first? Althusser, Adorno, Hall, Gramsci, Mulvey

A

Gramsci

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8
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Which of the following theorists was not born in Europe? Hall, Hebdige, Marx, Gramsci, Althusser

A

Stuart Hall (Born in Jamaica)

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9
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Who emphasized the embodied materiality of ideology

A

Althusser

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10
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Who believed that capitalism would eventually collapse on its own accord and would inevitably be replaced by socialism?

A

Marx

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Which of the following theorists was imprisoned by the fascists because of his or her political beliefs

A

Gramsci

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12
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Which of the following theorists drew heavily from psychoanalytic theory?

A

Mulvey

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13
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Which of the following theorists called hegemony a “moving equilibrium,” and focused his analysis on the ways in which different groups “Struggled for possession of the sign” in popular culture?

A

Hebdige

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14
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Which of the following theorists first claimed that Marx’s one-way transition model was too economically redictionist?

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Gramsci

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15
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Which of the following theorists lamented that the effect of mass media was to instill a state of “sameness” across all aspects of cultural life– from work to leisure– and argued that this rendered subjects passive receptacles of ideology?

A

Adorno

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16
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Which is the point in the circuit of communication at which a message is given form in language

A

Encodes

17
Q

When the male reproductive organ is understood not only as a biological entity, but also as a symbol of social power, what do we call it?

A

Fallace

18
Q

In the language of Marxist theory, the tier of the economic structure that contains the factories, property, and equipment is called what

A

base

19
Q

The male gaze encompasses the looks of the _____, the _____, and the male character on the screen with whom we identify

A

director/ viewer

20
Q

The formal study of signs that separates each sign into a signifier and signified is called?

A

semiotics

21
Q

What is the process by which we are recruited as subjects of ideology through our immersion language?

A

Interpellation

22
Q

What type of state apparatus functions primarily through education, entertainment, and social custom?

A

Ideological

23
Q

The school of culture theorists whose work focused on both forms of social control and how people actively resist social control was located where

A

Birmingham, England

24
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What refers to the connection between a signifier and a signified meaning that comes to seem natural through repeated usage?

A

Articulation

25
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What is the socially constructed way of perceiving and experiencing the world that makes the existing social relations seem natural and inevitable

A

Ideology

26
Q

According to Adorno, what is pornographic and prudish?

A

Culture industry

27
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What refers to the “love of looking” that we have from childhood, though later in life that love becomes complicated by the threat of evoking castration anxiety if we are “caught”

A

scopophilia

28
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Hall argued that communication breakdown occurs when a speaker ______ a thought in a message or text, but the recipient of the message/ text decodes it differently than the speaker intended

A

encodes/ decodes

29
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Hall claimed that the ____ paradigm promises to dispel the ______ which has dogged mass media research for so long, especially in its approach to content, by way of explanation he observes that a television program does not produce an automatic response, as would a tap on the kneecap

A

semiotics/ behaviorism

30
Q

Who wrote that the existence of the ideas of an individual’s belief is material that in his ideas are material actions inserted into material practices governed by material rituals which are themselves defined by the material ideological apparatus from which derive the ideas of that subject

A

Althusser

31
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Who wrote that hit songs stars and soap operas conform to types recurring cyclically as rigid invariants

A

Adorno

32
Q

Who claimed that either deviant behavior or the identification of a distinctive uniform can provide the catalyst for a moral panic

A

Hebdige

33
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What kind of reading position acknowledges the legitimacy of the hegemonic definitions to make the grand significations (abstract), while, at a more restricted, situational level, it makes the own ground rules- it operates with exceptions to the rule

A

negotiated

34
Q

Who wrote that the event must become a story before it can become a communicative event

A

Hall

35
Q

Hebdige clarified that there were two different ways in which the dominant culture neutralizes the subversive potential of resistant subcultures:

A

the commodity incorporation and ideological incorporation

36
Q

The ____ refers to the traumatic moment when a young boy witnesses his parents having sex, mistaking his mothers vagina for a _____

A

primal scene, gaping wound

37
Q

Three sites of infantile sexual pleasure that are later rendered taboo by the repressive codes of society are

A

lips, genital, and anus

38
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What does gramsci calls working class intellectuals who spread revolutionary ideas in the places that workers gather?

A

Organic intellectuals