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| Uncle Josh at the Moving Picture Show (Week 1: Myth) |
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| Edwin S. Porter, U.S., 1902 |
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| The Matrix (Week 2: Viewers Make Meaning) |
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| Wachowski Brothers, U.S., 1999 |
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| Listen to Britain (Week 2: Viewers Make Meaning) |
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| Jennings, McCallister, U.K., 1942 |
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| The War of the Worlds (Week 3: Media and Community) |
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| Danahay and Rieder (Week 2: Viewers Make Meaning) |
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| Marxism/Capitalism in the Matrix |
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| Habermas (Week 3: Media and Community) |
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| The Public Sphere (Conversation and Synthesis) |
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| Benjamin (Week 4: Reproduction and the Copy) |
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| information of an image. - Barthes |
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| Literal meaning of the sign - Barthes |
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| Personal take, based on cultural knowledge. - Barthes |
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| Signs are vehicles for meaning. (Theory that images carry meaning (ex. Rose -> Love)) |
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The idea of a cat --> The word "Cat"
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- Saussure |
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| The Signified and Signifier. - Saussure |
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| The song of Styrine (plastic bead film) |
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| Employees leaving (Week 2) |
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| Lumiere Brothers, France, 1895 |
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| Lumiere Brothers, France, 1895 |
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| Tables Turned On Gardener |
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| Lumiere Brothers, France, 1895 |
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| Own the means of production. |
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| Workers don't recognize the products of their labor or that they are forced to work. (ex. Assembly line) |
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| Dominant class owns mode of production and controls ideas. |
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| Conflicts that are productive. (Thesis, Anti Thesis, Synthesis) |
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| Idealogical State Apparatus. (religion, family, politics, law) - Gives you the impression that you are acting freely. |
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| Repressive State Apparatus, (Police, Jail, consequences). - Restrictions |
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| Individual with a sense of Self. |
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| Interpellation (Althusser) |
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| Process of which ideology recruits Subjects. |
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| Always-Already (Althusser) |
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| We're always already subjects because we understand ourselves to be apart of an ideology through ISA. |
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| Ideology arrived at through negotiations over meanings, laws and social relationships. |
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| The act of borrowing and changing meaning. |
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| Ella Wattson (American Gothic) |
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| Imagined Community (Anderson) |
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| We'll never know other members but we have a sense of the larger community (ex. Reading newspaper) |
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| Can become part of a public unknowingly (just by walking by lecture). |
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| Hypodermic Needle/ Magic Bullet |
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| The theory that media travels to you directly. (same as Dominant hegemony, media flows from the medium to the viewer directly with no outside source tampering with the message) |
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| Moving people in calculated ways to enlist them in precise political beliefs. |
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| Watt, Wright, General Post Office Film Unit, U.K.,1936 |
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| The Man with the Movie Camera |
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| Berlin, Symphony of a City |
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