Com Quiz #3

Front 1

Artefacts

Back 1

Auditory and visual channel is used for a TV. can demonstrate values, religion, &political views.

Front 2

The body

Back 2

is a constructive art

Front 3

shared back drop

Back 3

ex/ the scene where you grew up..Connecticut compared to Texas sky

Front 4

Shared Agreement of Artefacts

Back 4

Example fences and written page

Front 5

What communicates in a house

Back 5

Yard (pool, signs, flags), Spaces (build house to indicate where things are 'layout' ex/kitchen close to dining room), Objects (couches, photos)

Front 6

Pictorial

Back 6

*representational, 2 or 3 deminsional, photos, paintings, sculptures, direct resemblence, amplify and transcend, Maps (have bias)

Front 7

Graphic

Back 7

*non representational, more 2 than 3 demensional, Ex/ peace sign, christian fish, swatstica. 3+3, cant show change over time

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Activated Temporal sequence

Back 8

where signs do the moving, frames change over time, show graphics over time

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Spatial Succession

Back 9

eyes do the moving (reading) (gallery exhibit), also shows graphics over time

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Semasiographic

Back 10

Written sign, (hieroglyphics), are not tied to sound, independent of speech.

Front 11

Glottographic/phonological

Back 11

Written voice, what is represented is a sound to be made.

Front 12

Writing

Back 12

is not linear because their are no linear ways to write and hyperlinks

Front 13

Visual comm

Back 13

can be long lasting and can com. over space and time limitations has to be seen/eyesight, can be obstructed, governed, hindered (writing is most important), shapes the rest of our communication

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visual com for western culture

Back 14

is print, linear, rational and is unprimitive to sound and speech

Front 15

MaCluhans big message

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The medium is the message, quit looking at content guns dont kill people, people kill people. (technology makes everything decentralized

Front 16

Cubism

Back 16

a tendency within abstract art painting, shows objects by breaking them up and putting them back together in different ways,

Front 17

electrical age

Back 17

information comes very fast

Front 18

print

Back 18

made us individuals, we can form it on our own

Front 19

content of any medium is another medium

Back 19

Newspapers have articles

Front 20

we arrange our lives according to media

Back 20

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Front 21

print culture

Back 21

linear, uniform, continuity

Front 22

technology alters sensory ratios, and patterns of perception

Back 22

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Front 23

Oral

Back 23

voice, speech, communal/tribal, traditional, emotional (village)
*hearing

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Print

Back 24

linearity, uniformity, conformity, mobility, durability, privacy (TV)
*Alphabet, INDIVIDUALISM

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Global village

Back 25

all the barriers b/w distance and time is no longer a problem

Front 26

enviroments are active process

Back 26

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Front 27

A&H: Media

Back 27

can be used by capitalism to manipulate us into being ideal workers and consumers

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enlightment mass distruction

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using the fruits of enlightment to decieve us into desirable capitalist

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Culture industry

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large monopollies of economically interdependent concerncs: goal is to make money

Front 30

Broad and narrow ways to look at culture industry

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Broad: companies are capitalist Narrower:look at in terms of 6 companies

Front 31

all mass culture is the same and makes everything look identical, come out with products that trick us into being different when they really arent

Back 31

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Front 32

Pop culture is gate keeper to culture industry, infinite varieties of same thing (coke/pepsi)

Back 32

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Front 33

culture industry shapes how we view the world (dont be too different)

Back 33

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Front 34

Social Factory

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If you are different by alot then the media will adapt you in.

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Manufactured need

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( I need a new phone) cultural mass creates the need for unneeded goods

Front 36

because of capitalism there is not a gap b/w entertainment and art anymore

Back 36

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Front 37

Consumers are interchangable, and change itself is planned, the culture industry has planned us, we are only worth as muchas we consume

Back 37

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Front 38

freedom to choose

Back 38

but are relatively the same, (CSI)

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Pseudo individuality

Back 39

survive by surrendering into the culture industry, we are demographics.

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consequence of the CUlture Industry

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everywhere, silently reproduces ideology, unwitty consumers, culture has become advertising, words lose their meaning

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Point of view is marxism for A&H

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in order to fit in you have to go along