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9780230203358

Image and Representation Key Concepts in Media Studies

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  • ISBN13:

    9780230203358

  • ISBN10:

    0230203353

  • Edition: 2nd
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2009-05-15
  • Publisher: SPRINGER - VERLAG

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Summary

Image and Representation (2nd edition) is a clear and straight-talking introduction to the most important concepts in film and media studies. Exploring media language and representation throughout a variety of visual texts, the book offers a balanced, in-depth, guide to the essential theories and key issues

Author Biography

NICK LACEY is Head of Media Studies at Benton Park School in West Yorkshire. He has worked in a variety of media institutions, including Times Newspapers, EMAP and Yorkshire Television.

Table of Contents

List of Tablesp. vii
List of Figuresp. viii
Acknowledgementsp. ix
Introduction to the First Editionp. 1
Introduction to the Second Editionp. 4
Introduction to Textual Analysisp. 6
`Seeing is believing'p. 6
Interpreting the world around usp. 6
Non-verbal communication (NVC)p. 9
Textual analysisp. 12
Formp. 13
Mise en scenep. 18
Making meaningp. 20
Medium and the messagep. 25
Context and meaningp. 30
Codes and conventionsp. 32
Analysing still textsp. 46
Images in sequencep. 51
Soundp. 60
Semioticsp. 63
Introduction to semioticsp. 63
Saussurep. 63
C. S. Peircep. 73
Barthesp. 74
Binary oppositionsp. 77
Semiotic analysis: Nokia 232p. 79
Advanced Textual Analysisp. 83
Introductionp. 83
High culture versus low culturep. 84
Audience readingsp. 87
Intertextualityp. 95
New media technologiesp. 97
Ideologyp. 100
Hegemonyp. 111
Discoursep. 114
Alternative textsp. 125
A history of Western imagesp. 137
Representationp. 146
Introductionp. 146
Dyer's typographyp. 146
Re-presentationp. 147
Types and stereotypesp. 147
Who does the re-presenting?p. 160
Audience and representationp. 161
Genre and representation: the Westernp. 165
Propaganda and public relationsp. 173
Representing Genderp. 190
Introductionp. 190
Representations of genderp. 190
Ways of Seeing genderp. 193
Gender, masquerade and the queering of the gazep. 198
Gender in magazines: More and Nutsp. 206
Female action heroesp. 214
Cindy Sherman: who are women?p. 225
Representation and Realityp. 228
Introductionp. 228
Defining realismp. 229
Realism and filmp. 238
Formal realism in documentariesp. 242
Representing the world in the newsp. 256
Representing the war in Iraqp. 268
Other representationsp. 271
Conclusionp. 276
Biblographyp. 278
Indexp. 289
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