Examples
Press coverage of the riots (P)
Ill manors (MI)
Top Boy (MI)
Youngers (MI)
Kidulthood/adulthood(MI)
Some girls(MI)
Our girl(MI)
Anuvahood(MI)
Attack the block (MI)
E20 (E-M)
inbetweeners(MI)
beaver falls (MI)
Time Out (P)
SBTV(E-M)
Young police on twitter(P/E-M)
Riots and social networking (E-M)
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dominant representations such as negative representation of young people. Or positive representations of middle class and white people. These representations have been carried over the years due to the acceptance of these images within audiences. Due to the cultivation theory for example the repeated images of young people in hoodies and being portrayed as dangerous and a threat. As due to the these images repeated in print,moving image and e-media. Audiences have become more used to that and have hence created a stereotype of young people. Also another point could be hegemonic values where the middle class who own the media institutions will manipulate for their own benefit. Such as negative representations of working class young people in crime for example the London riots, in which the media marginalised out the young people as the villains.
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Press coverage of the riots (P)
Ill manors (MI)
Top Boy (MI)
Youngers (MI)
Kidulthood/adulthood(MI)
Some girls(MI)
Our girl(MI)
Anuvahood(MI)
Attack the block (MI)
E20 (E-M)
inbetweeners(MI)
beaver falls (MI)
Time Out (P)
SBTV(E-M)
Young police on twitter(P/E-M)
Riots and social networking (E-M)
Paragraph
dominant representations such as negative representation of young people. Or positive representations of middle class and white people. These representations have been carried over the years due to the acceptance of these images within audiences. Due to the cultivation theory for example the repeated images of young people in hoodies and being portrayed as dangerous and a threat. As due to the these images repeated in print,moving image and e-media. Audiences have become more used to that and have hence created a stereotype of young people. Also another point could be hegemonic values where the middle class who own the media institutions will manipulate for their own benefit. Such as negative representations of working class young people in crime for example the London riots, in which the media marginalised out the young people as the villains.
Feedback
create a hypothesis
make sure you talk about the case study
talk about theories in more detail
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