Stewart Hall Flashcards

(8 cards)

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What does Stewart Hall believe?

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That mass media create issues of public concern and interest through audience positioning

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What did he look at?

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He looked at the power of mainstream media in representing = Race, Gender, Class, Ethnicity and Religion

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According to his model what three ways might we read a media text?

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Dominant reading, negotiated reading, oppositional reading

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What is Dominant reading?

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When the reader reads the text the way the author intends, the code seems natural and transparent

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What is Negotiated reading?

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The reader partly believes the code, but sometimes modifies it to reflect their own position, experiences and interests

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What is oppositional reading?

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The readers social position places them in an oppositional relation to the dominant code. They reject the reading

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What is an example of a way the media has represented race?

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The connection between muslims and terrorism. If a muslim plants a bomb it is seen as a terrorism act on a large scale and is highly reported. If someone who is white planted a bomb they are seen to be ‘working alone’ or are suffering from a mental illness.

Recent example of this: bomb attempted to be planted on london train by white man VS manchester bombing

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What is an example of a hidden message in the media?

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Kendal Jenner Pepsi advert representing an iconic black lives matter movement photo. - Criticism of this is that its selling the idea that a can of pepsi will solve racism.

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