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Who came up with encoding and decoding
Hall
What is encoding
media is encoded with a particular message or idea which audiences are expected to believe
What perspective is Hall
Neo-Marxist
What does dominant hegemonic viewpoint mean
The message that is encoded into the media which audiences are expected to believe which takes the dominant ideology and accepts it as normal
What is the pathway for encoding
media producer
Encode
Dominant ideology spread through media
What is decoding
When most media audiences decod media texts exactly as they were intended and the views of the dominant class appear normal and reasonable
What is the pathway for decoding
most of the audience
Decode
Share a common sense view
What does this view recognise
Some of the audience may decode the message differently due to personal social characteristics eg age or gender
How might young people decode a story about young delinquents
they may know its incorrect as they have social characteristics which help e.g. their age so they know not everyone is a delinquent
Some young people may internalise it until they self fulfill and become the label the media gave
Who came up with reception analysis
Morley
What did Morley say
Applied halls approach and said the audience is actually much more active
in his study on the show nationwide he found audiences made up their own mind and there was significant oppositions to the views it was displaying
When people accepted the ideological message of the programme they often had their own knowledge and experience of the issue
Who may support the ideas Morley was showing
philo
Buckingham
What else did Morley suggest
People who read or decode the media do it in one of three ways
What are the three ways Morley said people decode the media
preferred reading
Negotiated reading
Oppositional reading
What is a preferred reading
When a passive audience decodes the media text in the way it was encoded eg. Everyone on benefits are workshy scroungers
What is a negotiated reading
When a largely passive audience generally accept the preferred reading must may adapt it to fit their own beliefs e.g. most benefit claimants are scroungers but some aren’t as they know some really deserving cases
What is an oppositional reading
When an active audience reject the preferred reading al together e.g. rejecting the view of scroungers all together
Which of the 3 readings would be accepted by the HSM
The preferred reading as its the most passive and we immediately accept it
Which of the 3 readings would be supported by the cultural effects model
Negotiated as we may reject part of it
Which reading wold be supported by the two step flow
Any as it depends on which reading the opinion leader agrees with
What else does Morley argue about individuals
we all identify with several subcultures and may respond to issues in multiple ways
For example how would a teacher from a working class background react to a media headline that said social class limits your chance of success
may agree with it as they’ve seen it affect some students due to material or cultural deprivation
May disagree due to their own background
What is a moral panic
A wave of public concern about an imaginary threat within society
What does polysemic mean
Something has multiple meanings