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Learning Objective • To analyse and explore dominant representations of teenagers in the media. • To compare and contrast British VS America dominant representations of teenagers.

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Learning Objective

• To analyse and explore dominant representations of teenagers in the media.

• To compare and contrast British VS America dominant representations of teenagers.

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What does representation mean? Include a Media Example…..

Representation refers to the construction in mass media of aspects of ‘reality’ such as

people, places, objects, events and cultural identities.

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Denotation

• Identification of an image at a basic level.

The wallpaper has been torn off the walls.....

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Connotation

• Linking further meaning to basic identification of images...

The wallpaper has been torn off the walls.....This suggests that teenagers in our society today are unruly, reckless and destructive.

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Do you think dominant representations in the media of teenagers are negative

or positive?

WHY?

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Create a character profile based on a stereotypical dominant representation of a

teenager. Explain why?

Name:Gender:

Ethnicity:Sexuality:

Class and Status:Nationality: British/American

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Dominant Representations of Teenagers

• Dominant British Representations of

Teenagers

• Dominant American Representations of

Teenagers

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Does the media encourage youngsters

to behave badly?

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