Representation, Identity and Stereotypes flashcards
24 flashcard decks by 24 users
This GoConqr page gathers user-made flashcards on representation, identity and stereotypes, from approaches to representation to gender and sexuality in media. School students, university students and professional candidates can practice key terms and ideas, while teachers can find ready-made material. The selection spans secondary and university study, with more than 10 decks. Choose a deck to start studying.
Flashcards
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80 cardsFlashcards for Media Representations of Gender, Sexuality and Disability (4.5) Media representations of femininity can be broken into two categories. What are they?
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41 cardsCH.11 Popular Culture and Media
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20 cardsRepresentations of the body: gender, sexuality and disability Key issues :
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14 cardsRepresentations and Identities in the Media Taijfel and Turner
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22 cardsRepresentation Who came up with the grammar of race concept?
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13 cardsMEST 1: Media Representations Flashcards MEST 1: MEDIA REPRESENTAITONS
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12 cards3 important theories What are the 3 important theories
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10 cardsRepresentation Sapir-Whorf hypothesis of linguistic determinism
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2 cardsVISC101- other Rena Owens role in Once were warriors constrained her in terms of other roles she was to play in the future
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9 cardsMedia Representations Flashcards
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9 cardsMedia Representation of Homosexuality
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5 cardsRepresentation of Men Earp and Katz (1999)
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3 cardsRepresentation approaches Intentional Approach (Stuart hall)
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25 cardsIdentity A2 Media studies Fearson 1999 definition of identity
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15 cardsA2 Media Case Studies British texts that explore Identity
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12 cardsIdentity Flashcards
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12 cardsUntitled New Woman, male traits, sensational melodrama, power+dispowerment
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5 cardsUntitled
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12 cardsRepresentation & Gender 7 Areas of Representation (AGE IN RE)
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6 cardsUntitled Stereotyping - Theory
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3 cardsUntitled idris elba, only asked to audition for "athletic types" and "black males" no background on character. 13% o...
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4 cardsRepresentation Theorists
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5 cardsRepresentation Typography of Representation Richard Dyer
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4 cardsmedia reprsentatoo what is representation
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These decks offer different ways to practice the language and ideas used to discuss media representation. Media Representations Flashcards includes terms such as stereotypes, archetypes, mediation and ideology. Representation approaches covers intentional, construction and reflective approaches.
For a topic-focused deck, Representation of Men asks about masculine stereotypes and changes in representation. Media Representation of Homosexuality includes questions about visibility and representation in media.
How to study with a deck
Start with Media Representations Flashcards if you want to practice key terms before moving to a particular group or approach. Try answering each card before checking its response, then return to the terms you find difficult. Compare a topic-focused deck with a broader one to see how the terms appear in different questions.
If you want to see connections between ideas, switch to a mind map on the unit page. A quiz there can give you another way to check your understanding. Pick a deck and work through a few cards.
Frequently asked questions
Which flashcard deck is a good place to start?
Media Representations Flashcards is a useful starting point for key terms, including stereotypes, archetypes, construction and mediation. If you already know the vocabulary, Representation approaches offers cards on different approaches. You can then move to a deck focused on a particular topic, such as Representation of Men.
What topics do the flashcards cover?
The decks cover approaches to representation, key media terms, identity and representation theorists. Topic-focused cards include questions about masculinity and the media representation of homosexuality. Other decks address gender, sexuality and disability, while one Representation deck asks about the grammar of race and its character roles.
Are these flashcards free to use?
Yes. Every deck listed on this page is free to open and study without an account. The resources were made by GoConqr users, so their focus and style vary. A free account also lets you make your own flashcards, along with quizzes, mind maps and notes.