Monday 18 June 2012

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Theorists
Explanation
Example
Vladimir Propp- After analysing folk tales, Propp developed a theory that within each narrative there are a set if stock characters, which reappear in every storyline.
Different Roles:
-Hero- Person on the quests
-Princess- Pride for the hero
-Helper- Helps the hero on his quest
-False hero- somebody who believes they are the hero
-Dispatcher- The person who sends their hero on quest.
-Father- Rewards the hero
-Villian- Attempts to stop the hero on his quests
Donor- Provides objects to help the hero on his quest.
Shrek Fairy tale
Levi-Strauss-
Levi strauss theory dictated that in every media text there are binary oppositions, or a conflict between two opposites. The audience subsequently are aware of who they should side with, and this technique can also help create a political theme within a text. For example:
-Good & Bad
- Rich & Poor
-Eastern & western world
-Love & Hate

Katy Perry- Hot and cold
Roland Barthes-
Barthes was a French semiologist who identified 5 different codes by which a narrative engages the attention of the audience.
In order of importance:
The enigma code
The action code
The semantic code
The symbolic code
The cultural code
M.I.A Bad girls
Goodwin
First step: Look at the music we must take into account the strictase of the song
e.g verse/chorus
Second: The voice/ signer
Third: mode
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Tuesday 22 November 2011

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