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Media Studies

We need to understand and evaluate our relationship with the media because it plays such a significant role in society and shapes our perceptions of the world. Media studies gives us the tools to critically assess the themes, representations, and ideologies encoded within media messages. There are also critical frameworks to help us explore the economic and cultural factors that influence media production.

We need to think about how the media impacts our lives.

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• Jean Baudrillard’s Simulacra and Simulation
• Binary Opposition
• Tzvetan Todorov
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• Key Concepts in Genre
• David Gauntlett and Identity
• Paul Gilroy
• Liesbet van Zoonen
• The Bechdel Test
• bell hooks and Intersectionality
• The Cultural Industries
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• Cultivation Theory
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• Abraham Maslow
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