question 6 / 7

How do genre/narrative/representation theories relate to a media product you have studied

genre

Steve Neale - repetition and difference

Rick Altman - Genre pleasures

David Buckingham - genres change with society

Jason Mittel - Genres are exploiting audiences

Narrative

Claude Levi strauss - Binary opposition

Tvetzan Todorov - Equilibrium/disruption/another equilibrium

Pam cooke - cause and effect

Roland Barthes - narrative codes

Propp - Character Roles

Representation

Laura Mulvey - Male Gaze 

Manuel Alvarado(1989) - Racial representation

David Newman(2006) - Working class

Stuart Hall - Preferred Meaning - people are made to think a certain way

Stereotypes

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