Media, modernisation and social change


The “class which has means of material production at its disposal, consequently also controls the means of mental production” (Marx and Engels, 2006, p. 9).   Cont’d



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Week 3 - Media and Culture

  • The “class which has means of material production at its disposal, consequently also controls the means of mental production” (Marx and Engels, 2006, p. 9).
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  • Cont’d

    Cultural approach (Craig, 1993)

    The approach focuses on production and reproduction of culture (Craig, 2007). Inter-subjective negotiation of meaning shapes and reshapes culture or ways of life/behaviour.

    • Communication has to be “contextualised in socio-cultural terms” (Siapera, 2010, p. 70).
    • The meaning people share using various means of communication has the power to revolutionize how those very people or people somewhere else behave.

    Cultural studies

    • Culture: The learned behaviour of members of a given group
    • Media have become a primary means by which many of us experience or learn about many aspects of the world around us (Baran and Davis, 2003: 222)
    • Media and Culture:
    • 1) The media as culture: (High culture, popular and Mass culture).
    • Pessimists and elites define popular culture as new forms of mass entertainment like print, radio, TV, film, generated by capitalist institutions.
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