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How have disabled people traditionally been represented in the media (Barnes)?
objects of pity
villains
burdens
people who need help and sympathy
What is symbolic annihilation?
when a group is underrepresented, ignored, or misrepresented in the media
What is the deficit model of disability?
the view that disability is a limitation, tragedy, or personal problem rather than a result of social barriers
What 6 stereotypes of disabled people did Barnes identify?
pitiable and pathetic
sinister and evil
super cripples
objects of curiosity
sexually abnormal
objects of ridicule
What is meant by the super cripple stereotype?
disabled people are portrayed as inspirational heroes who overcome their disabilities (Barnes)
How can media representations of disability be harmful?
they can reinforce stereotypes, prejudice, and discrimination against disabled people
How has social media improved representations of disability?
it allows disabled people to create their own content and present more diverse and realistic representations of their lives
What is meant by the medical model of disability?
disability is viewed as a problem caused by an individual's physical or mental impairment
What is meant by the social model of disability?
disability is caused by social barriers and discrimination rather than an individual's impairment
Why are disabled people often underrepresented in the media?
media organisations have historically focused on able-bodied characters and perspectives
How can positive media representations of disability benefit society?
challenge stereotypes
increase awareness
promote greater inclusion of disabled people