COMM 2102 Lecture 6: COMM 2102 Lecture 6 - Inequality Feb 24.docx
21 Apr 2015
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Quiz privacy, memory and inequality do the readings or else. Guest lecturer: jen boland: how we speak, social class is both economic and symbolic, and this creates barriers to communication. Less time and knowledge to keep up with the rapidly changing technologies. Earlier classed distinctions can have long lasting effects. Judgement how we judge people and how we are judged: honey boo boo vid. Much of what they were saying, there were subtitles. She would argue that by subtitling what they are saying, the producers are marking this family as different incomprehensible. This is not an accepted way of speaking, we shouldn"t be able to understand it: accents. Danielle - accent makes her unworthy of an elite class she is unworthy of selling their stuff reading: class is not experienced the same for everyone. Categorisation age, race, disability, gender, sexuality. One is not born, but rather becomes, women . The way that we perceive male, female etc.
