newspaper questions

 1. Compare the ideologies conveyed through the representations in this television advertisement and the set edition of the daily mirror you have studied.

In your answer, you must:
 consider how representations convey ideologies
 consider the similarities and differences in the ideologies conveyed
 make judgements and draw conclusions about how far social and cultural contexts affect the representations. [30]

component one section A: representation
you must talk about the set edition of either the mirror or the rimes, and compare to an unseen product (the party gate Boris Johnson editions)

the media language question for newspapers will always be an unseen analysis

questions on industry and audience for newspapers you will refer to a print edition: pele the times or the mirror

industry newspapers: general, talk about a newspaper in general , and there's no textual analysis. ex talk about minimising risk and maximising profit and regulation

audience: the newspaper in general, and you MAY nee asked to refer to a print edition for the newspaper (PELE EDITIONS)



the mirror uses series of straightforward representations to construct a straightforward idewoelogy to appeal to and manipulate the ideology of the working class audience 


Stuart Hall representation
left wing ideological perspective
working class audience 
tabloid 
negative representations of Boris Johnson
lexis of 'zero shame' bold sans serif font 
all of the yellow text features numbers concerning the numbers of parties 



DAC:

representation can be defined as the ways in which social groups are shown again by the producer of a media product. within the daily mirror the producers choose to appeal to a working class audience who resonate with the left wing ideological perspective that the producers encode within the newspaper. Due to the left wing diology of the newspaper it is evident that the producers aim to construct negative and critical stereotypes surrounding the previous conservative prime minister Boris Johnson regarding his irresponsible actions during the 2020 covid 19 pandemic. the producers make use of negative representations here to appeal to, and manipulate the target audience, the daily mirror utilises a straightforward reperesmtations to construct a straightforward ideology to its target audience minimising risk and maximising their profit.

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