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2012 AQA A2 Media Studies Scheme of Work »
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MEST3 Critical Perspectives
MEST4 Research and Production
2012 Section B Topics: Representation and New Digital Media (3 Media Platforms) - 30 Week Scheme of Work
Overview
- AQA A Level Media Studies Overview
Scheme
- 2012 AQA A2 Media Studies SOW.doc
Concepts
- Analysing Text, Stimulus Material - Audiences
- Regulation and Censorship
- Critical Investigation - Viral Marketing
- Skills Development - Planning and Production
- Representation of Masculinity...[ read full article ] »
Representation Theory Simplified »
Categories: Courses, A Level, AQA A Level, WJEC A Level, WJEC A2, WJEC A2 Media Studies, WJEC AS, WJEC AS Media Studies, Key Concepts, Representation & Stereotyping, Theory, Representation Theory
Associated Resources
- Representation Theory Simplified Handout.doc
The media literally re-presents the world to us. Dominant and oppositional arguments conflict e.g. on one hand the media is showing us how things actually are, on the other hand they are telling us how things should be (dictating representations, not just reflecting society).
The main representations we study in the media are:
- Masculinity
- Femininity
- Social Class
- Sexuality ...
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