Media Criticism Interpretation of Media. What is Media? TV Radio and Sound Recordings Internet Film Magazines Newspapers Books.

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Media Criticism Interpretation of Media

What is Media? TV Radio and Sound Recordings Internet Film Magazines Newspapers Books

What are Artifacts? In Archeology  Tools, weapons, or ornaments In Media  TV or radio shows, music, books, newspaper or magazine articles, cartoons, or movies

Analyzing Artifacts Historical backdrop Immediate context Linguistic set (denotation/connotation) Medium’s credibility Viewer perspective

Interpretation of Media Choose an event or cultural artifact Develop a theory or interpretation Analyze the media’s portrayal of the event or artifact Write a thesis driven essay using artifact analysis for support of interpretation

Analysis of Spigel’s Essay What is the thesis? How are the following genres used to support the thesis?  Dramatic Series  Talk Shows  Documentaries  Special “Events”  Cartoons What is the conclusion?