Media language and representation
Cards (29)
- What is the title of the first episode of the series discussed?
- When was the first episode of Luther broadcast?
- What genre does Luther belong to?
- Who produced and distributed Luther?
- Who created and wrote the series Luther?
- What character inspired Neil Cross when creating Luther?
- How many series of Luther have been produced?
- What does the urban setting of Luther connote?
- How does Zoe's office setting reflect her character?
- What does the dark and claustrophobic setting of Luther's workplace suggest?
- How does Alice's initial setting mislead the audience?
- What does Alice's flat signify later in the narrative?
- What do the clothing codes of Alice suggest?
- How does Luther's clothing reflect his character?
- What do Luther's gestures and expressions convey?
- What does Alice's gesture of putting her arm around Zoe signify?
- How do technical codes like camera shots contribute to the narrative?
- What is the purpose of close-ups in Luther?
- What do binary oppositions in crime dramas represent?
- What is a common narrative structure in crime dramas?
- What role do action codes play in the narrative of Luther?
- How does Propp's theory apply to Luther's narrative?
- What dual roles does Luther embody according to the narrative theory?
- How does Alice's character challenge typical representations?
- What does Zoe's character represent in terms of power?
- How does Teller's character reflect changes in women's roles?
- What are the key elements of media language in Luther?
- How does Luther challenge stereotypical representations in media?
- What themes are addressed through the representations in Luther?