Exam 14: Media and Culture Theories: Commodification of Culture and Mediatization
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Exam 6: The Emergence of the Critical Cultural Trend in North America30 Questions
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Exam 14: Media and Culture Theories: Commodification of Culture and Mediatization30 Questions
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Mediatization theory has a long tradition among American mass communication scholars.
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Social media have helped break elite control over content production and commodification of culture.
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Postpositivist mass communication theories tend to view media as relatively benign social agents.
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Commodification of culture theorists argue that media have disrupted the traditional relationship between sports and their fans.
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Mediatization theorists believe that at the microscopic level of modern society ________.
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According to commodification of culture theorists, the elites who operate the cultural industries are quite aware of the consequences of their products.
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According to commodification of culture theorists, when elements of everyday culture are selected for repackaging by media, a broad range of elements is chosen for presentation.
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Feminist researchers who rely on commodification-of-culture arguments argue that consumption of this culture by women legitimizes a status quo dominated by men and _______.
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According to commodification-of-culture theorists, elites who operate the cultural industries are quite aware of the consequences of their work.
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There exists an online the ______, a set of blogs, podcasts, and forums that targets and harasses feminist media critics and activists.
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The online movement attacking female video game players and frminist critics of gaming's male-dominated culture is called _________.
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_________ is the study of what happens when culture is mass-produced and distributed in direct competition with locally based cultures.
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According to commodification of culture theorists, advertising packages promotional messages so they will be attended to and acted on by people who, as a result of that packaging, can make reasonably well-informed consumer decisions.
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Commodification-of-culture theorists argue that media's disruption of everyday culture has been especially successful in the United States because ____.
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Which of the following IS NOT an example of a communication commodity?
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Other than writing, virtually every advance in communication throughout history has been attacked by existing elites.
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Mediatization theory, a dominant theory for cultural studies researchers in Europe, shares many ideas with American mass communication theories, but unlike its U.S. counterparts it_____.
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________ asserts that media have become so central and essential for all modern social orders that those social orders are continually changing in important ways to accommodate ever changing media.
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Feminist scholar Jessica Megarry argues that male control over social media has resulted in _____.
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Commodification-of-culture theorists see ___________ as the ultimate cultural commodity.
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