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 Genre Conventions and how genres are used by media institutions

  Narrative How stories are structured

  Representation Mediation
(re-presentation)of age, gender, sexuality,class,ethnicity,regional identity

Steve Neale (1980) Repetition and Difference. Steve Neale states that genres “all contain instances of repetition and difference, difference is essential to the to the economy of the genre”.














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