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Postmodernist view
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Anais Yellin
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What is the postmodernist view of the globalisation of the media?
It brings diversity and more choices
not constrained to local cultures when constructing identities
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What does postmodernism suggest about identity construction?
It is not constrained to
local cultures
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Define hyperreality?
a view of the world, which is created and defined by the media, with the image of an event becoming more real than the event itself
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Define simulacra?
Media images which appear to reflect things in the real world but have no basis in reality
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Who discussed hyperreality and simulacra?
Baudrillard
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What does Baudrillard say about media images?
They
distort
our
view
of
the
world
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What is meant by a "distorted view" of the world?
Appearances
become more important than reality
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How do we identify with media images according to postmodernists?
More than with our
daily experiences
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What does Garrod (2004) say about reality TV?
It creates reality rather than reflects it
e.g. “I’m a celebrity get me out of here“
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How do reality TV and social media affect audiences?
They blur the distinction between reality and
hyperreality
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What does Shrinati (1995) emphasize about media?
Its
power
in
shaping
consumer
choices
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Shrinati: How does media influence our sense of reality?
By bombarding us with popular culture
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What is a criticism of the postmodern perspective regarding audiences?
It sees them as too passive
assumes people approach media with no prior life experiences, and that they do not discuss, interpret, ignore or reject media imagery and messages
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What do critics say about media representations of gender, ethnicity etc?
They reinforce stereotypes rather than provide choices of identity
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What is a limitation of new media according to critics?
It is not accessible to
poorer groups
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What do Marxists argue about consumer choice?
It is a myth controlled by
conglomerates
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How do transnational media conglomerates influence communication?
They control
major
media and communication forms
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