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Peaky Blinders
Representation
Gauntlett - identity theory
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Eujean Mangdao
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Cards (12)
What does Gauntlett assert about audiences and media texts?
Audiences
actively
borrow
from
media
texts
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How does Gauntlett describe the identities constructed from media texts?
Identities are
fluid
and not stable
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What type of drama offers audiences a range of characters to identify with?
Long form multi-protagonist drama
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What does the conflict between characters in dramas like Game of Thrones suggest about identity?
It suggests a
fluid
nature to identity
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How does Peaky Blinders represent working-class life according to Gauntlett?
It shows a
brutal
yet
highly
stylised
representation
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What diversity does Gauntlett claim Peaky Blinders promotes?
Diversity of
identities
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What historical perspective does Peaky Blinders offer compared to traditional narratives?
It offers a different view from
upper-class
history
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What type of audience does Peaky Blinders aim to provide an authentic text for?
Audiences from the
working-class
Midlands
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How does the representation in Peaky Blinders differ from traditional media portrayals?
It offers an exciting world for
identification
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What is Gauntlett's concept of 'narrative of the self'?
It refers to how audiences construct
identity
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What role do media texts play in identity construction according to Gauntlett?
They
help
audiences
construct
their
identity
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What does the conflict between characters in media suggest about audience identification?
It indicates that identification can be
complex
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