EXPH 1490 Lecture Notes - Lecture 1: Chicana Feminism, Mexican Americans, Semiotics

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The tendency to view one"s own culture as superior and apply one"s own culture values in judging the behavior of others. Analyzing the text rather than the piece as a whole; what is literally written rather than what the audience takes away from the piece. Studying how society perceives a piece of media; provide important contributions to how people actually interact with cultural texts. Convey meaning without actual words ex: roses for love. What producers put into a piece of media for consumers to receive. Regulations of culture by the state; relationship between the state and economy about the production and distribution of culture. What views take away from the text; textual analysis and audience reception. The majority of consumers take actual meaning directly; take it the way it was encoded. Mixture of accepting/rejecting elements; reader acknowledges dominant meaning (encoding) but is interpreting based on own experiences/beliefs.

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