17. stereotypes
a form of representation in which
groups of people are characterised
by attributing to them qualities that
some individuals possess and which
later become associated with the
whole group.
21. a stereotype - punks
punks are associated with safety
pins in their clothes, body piercings,
Mohican hair cuts and aggressive
behaviour.
This is a stereotype of a punk
22. a stereotype - punks
punks are associated with safety
pins in their clothes, body piercings,
Mohican hair cuts and aggressive
behaviour.
This is a stereotype of a punk
23. but many punks are
not like this and
many people who
dress and behave this way
are not punks.
38. stereotypes
they are an essential
tool for media producers
this means that they are
essential for you in your practical
coursework
39. stereotypes
they are an essential
tool for media producers
they are essential for you
in your practical coursework
40. stereotypes
used as a shorthand to condense
what could be a lot of complex
information and detail into a character
who is easily recognised and
understood
41. stereotypes
used as a shorthand to condense
what could be a lot of complex
information and detail into a character
who is easily recognised and
understood
42. stereotypes
used as a shorthand to condense
what could be a lot of complex
information and detail into a character
who is easily recognised and
understood
43. stereotypes
An essential tool for media
producers because they
make it easier for the audience to
understand the character and his or
her role in the text
50. stereotype characteristics
an insistence on absolute
4 distances and boundaries
(from other groups) where
the idea of a spectrum of
difference is more appropriate
79. mediation
Seeing something through a lens
changes the perspective, shape and
size of a person and so how the
audience perceives that person.
It has been mediated