The document discusses several theories related to identity, gender, and media representation. It mentions David Gauntlett's theory of identity, which argues that identities should oppose stereotypes and embrace diversity and minority representation. It also references feminist theory from Van Zoonen that aims to counter traditional gender norms and expectations regarding things like clothing and language. Finally, it discusses reception theory from Stuart Hall, noting that the preferred reading is encouraged as the topic appeals to a contemporary audience and covers viewpoints they would support.
The document discusses several theories related to identity, gender, and media representation. It mentions David Gauntlett's theory of identity, which argues that identities should oppose stereotypes and embrace diversity and minority representation. It also references feminist theory from Van Zoonen that aims to counter traditional gender norms and expectations regarding things like clothing and language. Finally, it discusses reception theory from Stuart Hall, noting that the preferred reading is encouraged as the topic appeals to a contemporary audience and covers viewpoints they would support.
The document discusses several theories related to identity, gender, and media representation. It mentions David Gauntlett's theory of identity, which argues that identities should oppose stereotypes and embrace diversity and minority representation. It also references feminist theory from Van Zoonen that aims to counter traditional gender norms and expectations regarding things like clothing and language. Finally, it discusses reception theory from Stuart Hall, noting that the preferred reading is encouraged as the topic appeals to a contemporary audience and covers viewpoints they would support.
Representations ideas of ‘perfect male or female’ and be open to diversity as well as the representation of minorities Mode of Address
MEDIA AUDIENCE Formal mode of address, the topics
chosen are somewhat sensitive and require a level of formality to justify what MOODBOARD is written. There will still be room for some informality however to avoid harshness in tone
Van Zoonen- Feminist Theory Jean Baudrillard- An attempt
Attempts to counteract the gender to counteract this idea of a norms and oppose common expectations media simulation by offering of gender e.g. clothing and language some authenticity and Language realness to the article
Steve Neale- Genre Theory The
genre will be characterised by repetition but also difference in Audience language, representation, images etc.
Clay Shirky- End of Audience The
magazine will be available on the internet and have several social medias in order for viewers to express their own opinions and Stuart Hall- Reception Theory Preferred Reading is encouraged views with each other as the topic is more of appealing to a contemporary audience (teenagers) and covers issues that they would support or agree with in terms of viewpoint