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What's On!: A Tale As Old As Time : The Influence of Disney
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Sunday, October 17, 2010. A Tale As Old As Time : The Influence of Disney. Mention the word Disney, and one immediately thinks of childhood innocence, of fantasy and magic – good old fashioned family values and wholesome childhood memories. Disney movies are watched by literally millions of children worldwide, and have been for generations. In a world where we are encouraged to be cautious about what children watch, one might think that a Disney movie would be fairly safe, right? Beauty and the Beast.
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What's On!: Embrace the Glee!
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Saturday, October 16, 2010. In response to Howe's, 'Glee: Harm in its humour'. Projecting Youth Cultures Blog, October 16, 2010). Glee’s characters are certainly constructed gender roles and the humour is definitely reliant on these stereotypes (Howe, October 16, 2010). However what this show does is use these typical stereotypes in such an obvious way deliberately to critique the norms of society, especially American youth culture. Chris Lilley did the same in. They had no trouble understanding what the...
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Group 17: Youth, Film and Television: Gender Stereotyping of Women in the Media
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Group 17: Youth, Film and Television. Thursday, September 16, 2010. Gender Stereotyping of Women in the Media. Gender stereotypes- we all know that film and television are full of them. This YouTube video contains snippets from advertisements, movies and programs on television that contain gender biases. While this video is based on American television, similar advertisements and programs can be seen on Australian television. The first clip is a scene from the Disney movie Snow White (1937). Other Film a...
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Group 17: Youth, Film and Television: October 2010
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Group 17: Youth, Film and Television. Wednesday, October 20, 2010. The Need for Media Literacy. Further, how men and women can be negatively portrayed in the media, for example, the sexualization of women, and the man as an imbecile, and the negative messages this sends to youth. So what, as a future teacher librarian, will I do differently as a result of this newfound information? Five Key Questions of Media Literacy. For both deconstruction and construction of media (Jolls and Thoman, 2008). However, a...
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Group 17: Youth, Film and Television: The Need for Media Literacy
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Group 17: Youth, Film and Television. Wednesday, October 20, 2010. The Need for Media Literacy. Further, how men and women can be negatively portrayed in the media, for example, the sexualization of women, and the man as an imbecile, and the negative messages this sends to youth. So what, as a future teacher librarian, will I do differently as a result of this newfound information? Five Key Questions of Media Literacy. For both deconstruction and construction of media (Jolls and Thoman, 2008). This Blog ...
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What's On!: Film & TV in the classroom
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Friday, October 22, 2010. Film and TV in the classroom. I currently work as a Reference librarian in an academic library, so am not in a position to change or affect curriculum or incorporate new pedagogies into classrooms. However, this unit has provided me with many examples of ways in which this can happen, and why it should happen. If I were in a position to incorporate media into my classroom, I would ideally like to do it in the following way. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Welcome to our blog...
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Group 17: Youth, Film and Television: Men and Advertising
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Group 17: Youth, Film and Television. Monday, October 11, 2010. Welcome to adland, where all men are morons. This news article, by Charles Purcell is a response to Sarah McKenzie’s article. However, as Purcell’s article. Both articles and the ads that they refer to demonstrate the need to teach youth media literacy, so that youth can be critical of what they view on television. Purcell, C. (2010, July 13). Welcome to adland, where all men are morons. The Age. Retrieved on October 10. 40, (7/8): 527-544.
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What's On!: September 2010
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Saturday, September 18, 2010. What would Buffy do? 8220;What would Buffy do”? This was the question Jonathan McIntosh. Asked himself while making. A mashup of the popular television show,. Buffy the Vampire Slayer. And the iconic teen vampire flick,. It was constructed in response to “the way in which romance and gender roles are constructed in the. Series” (McIntosh, 2009, July 1). McIntosh contends that what. Fan stated, “It’s really good, I like the girl power it showed. I’ve wat...Saga in newspapers,...
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What's On!: The Bikini Sell
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Saturday, October 16, 2010. In response to The Librarian and the Teacher’s blog post, ‘ Bikini clad girls, racing barriers, models and the Gold Coast Turf Club, al in the name of entertainment or fundraising or sports promotion? 8217;, (YCPT: The FTV Blog, October 2, 2010). Objectification and eroticization of females by the media continues on its mercenary way with the images of female bodies everywhere selling anything and everything. According to the Media Awareness Network (2010), women can make a re...
