sociology crime Flashcards

(19 cards)

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What is hyper reality according to Baudrillard?

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A world where the boundary between reality and media representations has collapsed, making representations indistinguishable from reality.

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How does hyperreality shape people’s understanding of wars and world events?

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Most people only know about wars and events through media representations, shaping their reality.

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What does Baudrillard argue is the ultimate proof of authenticity in hyperreality?

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The fact that we have seen it on TV or other media.

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What is a key characteristic of simulacra in hyperreality?

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Images that derive their meaning from other images, lacking grounding in an external reality.

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Fill in the blank: In hyperreality, politicians are often seen on _______.

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TV

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What persona did Scott Morrison (ScoMo) cultivate in hyperreality?

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A relatable, daggy dad who loves the Sharks and going to Bunnings.

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What absurd situations illustrate the hyperreal nature of politicians?

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Tony Abbott biting into an onion with the skin on, Scott Morrison posting a picture of undercooked curry.

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What is a criticism of Baudrillard’s theory of hyperreality?

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It is abstract and difficult to empirically test or apply to concrete media phenomena.

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True or False: Hyperreality suggests that all representations are equally detached from reality.

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True

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What are the pros of a 24-hour news cycle?

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  • News all the time at any time
  • Global reach
  • Everyone can know all the time
  • Don’t have to wait
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What are the cons of a 24-hour news cycle?

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  • Report on stuff not very newsworthy when news dries up
  • Report on unnecessary stuff
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What is compassion fatigue?

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A state of emotional exhaustion and decreased concern for others, amplified by media exposure.

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How does news media impact extremism?

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Media debates exacerbate anti-immigrant violence and provide visibility, resonance, and legitimacy to political actions.

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What is the effect of traditional media prior to the social media boom?

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It served as a centralized mediator, with people consuming similar content.

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What is an ‘echo chamber’ in the context of social media?

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A situation where individuals are exposed only to opinions that reinforce their own beliefs.

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How does anti-refugee hate speech online relate to hate crimes?

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Higher exposure to anti-refugee hate speech online correlates with increased anti-refugee hate crimes.

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What percentage of anti-refugee incidents can be explained by anti-refugee posts on Facebook?

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What innovative strategies are used by radical groups on social media?

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  • Links for 3-D printed weapons
  • Instructions for using laser technology to blind targets
  • Real-time online coordination of offline rioting
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Fill in the blank: Eco-fascism is a combination of _______ and environmentalism.