MEDIA

Question 1

ACRONYM

Answer 1

Big- Bauman, New York times more then 18th century person
Bitches- Bagdikian, lords of the global village
Might- Miliband, manipulative approach,
Get- GMG, dominant ideology
Busy- Bivens, changes in journalism

Question 2

Culture in Media, Acronym

Answer 2

My- McLuhan, Time/space barriers collapse
Big- Bourdieu, Habitus
Schlong- Strinati, no distinction between High and mass culture
Recently- Ritzer, cultural homogenization (33k Maccies)
Fucked- Fenton, cultural imperialism(Domination of Western Culture)
Mya- MacDonald, mass culture trivial and inauthentic

Question 3

News acronym

Answer 3

Big- Bagdikian, advertising means news reporting will avoid offending advertisers
Bitch- Barnett and Gaber, pressures lead to a more conformist and less critical approach to reporting politics
Boys- Bivens, suggests citizen journalism has changed journalism making activities more accountable
Can’t- Cohen, study of the mods and rockers in 1960s, lead to deviancy application
Get- GMG, emphasize hidden assumptions of journalists that effect the news hierarchy of credibility
Cougars- Cohen, (agenda setting) the news may not be successful in telling people what to think they are stunningly successful in telling advertisers what to think about

Question 4

socialisation

Answer 4

O- Oakley, 4 processes of primary socialisation (manipulation, canalisation, verbal appellations and dif activity exposure)
M- Marx, false class consciousness
G- Gintis and Bowles, hidden curriculum
Another- Althusser, ideological state apparatus
Day- Durkheim, school is a mini society

Question 5

Nationality

Answer 5

H- Hall, each nation has history which defines it identity
O- Orr, trend to have negative identities
P- Palmer, national identity is promoted and maintained by heritage tourism

Question 6

Globalisation & Identity

Answer 6

Reading- Ray, globalisation creates hybrid identities
Helps- Hall, globalisation strengthens national identity
Brains- Bauman, globalisation makes identity unstable

Question 7

WORK

Answer 7

Drunk- Durkheim, Anomie.
People- Parker, ways individuals expirience work effects leisure, opposition, neutrality, extension
Really Like- Riach & Lorretto, work contributes to confidence
Gin- Gini, work helps produce identities

Question 8

Culture

Answer 8

Mo- Macdonald, mass culture is inauthentic and trivial, form of social control
Salah- Storey, dominant classes also consuming pop culture
Shags- strinati, mass culture produced for profit, requires little thought
Birds- Bourdieu, high culture is superior to mass as the dominant class imposes their habitus