In this illustrated lecture, Stuart Hall examines gender and racial stereotyping in the media. He focuses on the concept of "representation" to show how reality is never experienced directly, but is instead filtered through symbolic cultural categories. Ideal for classes on cultural studies, African American studies, media studies, communication, sociology, and anthropology, among others.

Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey Collection

Mass media--Influence, Culture, Television--Influence, Television broadcasting of news--Influence, Motion pictures--Influence, Mass media--Social aspects, Television--Social aspects, Television broadcasting of news--Social aspects, Motion pictures--Social aspects, Stereotypes (Social psychology) in mass media, Blacks in motion pictures, Representation, Race

Hall, Stuart (Speaker), Jhally, Sut (Producer), Jhally, Sut (Director), Talreja, Sanjay (Film editor), Jhally, Sut (Film editor), Patierno, Mary (Film editor), Media Education Foundation (Producer), Media Education Foundation (Distributor)

00:55:07 (HH:MM:SS)

English

Grade 9, Higher education

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