Media Criticism 3

Question 1

Theory about meaning through relationships

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Structuralism

Question 2

theory in media representation emphasizes the fluidity of meaning and challenges the notion of fixed interpretations

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Post structuralism

Question 3

Fragmentation and hybrid culture

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Postmodernism

Question 4

Hegemony, polysemy

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Cultural studies

Question 5

Orientalism vs. western dominance

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Post colonial studies

Question 6

What method focuses on the study of signs and symbols in media to understand how meaning is constructed?

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Semiotic Analysis

Question 7

Which analytical approach examines how media representations reflect, reinforce, or challenge dominant ideologies within society?

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Ideological Analysis

Question 8

What framework considers the interconnectedness of various social categories, such as race, gender, and class, in understanding media representation?

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Intersectional Analysis

Question 9

approach examines the ways in which economic factors and power relations shape media production, distribution, and consumption

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Political economy

Question 10

category of economics focuses on the overall performance, structure, and behavior of an economy as a whole, including national and global markets

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Macroeconomy

Question 11

category of economics examines individual consumers and businesses, focusing on their decisions and interactions in specific markets

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microeconomy

Question 12

Which theoretical foundation of political economy emphasizes the role of power dynamics and state interests in shaping economic policies and global relations?

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Realist

Question 13

What theoretical approach in political economy seeks to incorporate diverse perspectives, including marginalized voices, into the analysis of economic systems?

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Inclusive

Question 14

Which foundation of political economy focuses on how economic structures and social relations are mutually influential and construct each other?

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Constitutive

Question 15

What theoretical approach critiques the existing power structures and seeks to reveal how economic systems perpetuate inequality and oppression?

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Critical

Question 16

Harold Inis:

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knowledge monopoly

Question 17

Which trend refers to the increasing interconnectedness of economies, cultures, and political systems on a global scale?

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Globalization

Question 18

What trend involves a growing focus on the historical context and development of economic systems and their impacts over time?

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Historical Research Expansion

Question 19

Which trend emphasizes the inclusion of diverse perspectives and voices, particularly those marginalized in mainstream economic discourse?

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Alternative Standpoints

Question 20

What trend highlights the significance of digital platforms and technology in shaping economic communication and consumer behavior?

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New Media Emphasis