Representation NATIONAL identity - Brazil

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LEARNING OBJECTIVE

• To analyse the representation of

regional identity through dierentedia te!ts"

• To #onsider $hy those representationsare #onstru#ted %GA&' genre( audien#eand purpose)"


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London


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Brainstor *London+ in theedia

• ,hat are the dierentrepresentations-


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It+s a di.erse pla#e


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RTV' /ade in Chelsea


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/odern 0raa' Top Boy


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Classi# 0raa


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Online 0raa' E12


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Online 0raa' The Cut


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TV34il 0raa


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4il' Notting 5ill


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4il' /ary &oppins


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4il


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Coedy' T$enty T$el.e


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6oap' Eastenders


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/usi# .ideo


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/usi# .ideo


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Ne$s' London Riots


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Cele7rity' Royal ,edding


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6port' Olypi#s


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E#onoi#s


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&oliti#s


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4ashion


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Representation 8'dangerous

Recycle your knowledge!

• *Top Boy+ %C9 draa) trailer-

%Representation of ethni#ity)"

• http'33$$$"youtu7e"#o3$at#h-.:;eIEoga&Lr2

• *Atta#< the Blo#) >l-

%Representation of teens)"

• http'33$$$"youtu7e"#o3$at#h-.:#02g?d5@@#

• London Riots ne$s arti#le-

%Representation of e.ents)"

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TET 8 = TOPBOY

Dominant representation of London represented as an dangerous,urban place

• /ontage of esta7lishing shots depi#t the ise=en=s#ene of the6uerhouse neigh7ourhood as an undesira7le pla#e %the frae$or


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RE&RE6ENTATION 1' &O65 TET 1 = MADE IN CHELSEA &O6TER


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RE&RE6ENTATION 1' &O65 TET 1 = MADE IN CHELSEA &O6TER

Scripted RTV show (for E4)il"ed in #nights$ridge (that%s where&arrods is)


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TET 1 MADE IN CHELSEA&O6TER

Alternative representation of London as auent andealt!"

• ,ide shot of #ast in an opulent /ise=en=s#ene

• Connotations of Tudor li


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OT5ER &O6TER


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RE&RE6ENTATION ' &ATRIOTIC(ROKALI6T( TRA0ITIONAL

• Te!t ' The Olypi#s Opening Cereony %not all hours)"

• Jaes Bond and the ;ueen"

•http'33$$$"youtu7e"#o3$at#h-.:8A6=dCdKM7o

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1AS-dCdYZbohttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1AS-dCdYZbo


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REGION 1

'ornwall


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RE&RE6ENTATION 8' &ICTRE6;E 0E6IRABLE

TET 8' VI6IT CORN,ALL ,EB6ITE


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TET 8' #$ISI% C&'N(ALL) TORI6/,EB6ITE

Dominant representation of Cornall represented as pictures*ue anda desirable place

• ain "age: esta7lishing shot of nu#lear faily sitting on a hill o.erloo


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RE&RE6ENTATION 1' A BIT ,EIR0 TET 1' (ILD (ES% BBC TV 6ERIE6

http'33$$$"youtu7e"#o3$at#h-.:


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TET 1' (ILD (ES% BBC TV6ERIE6

Alternative representation of Cornall+ represents Cornis! people ascra", odd and unintelligent

• /ary %0a$n 4ren#h) dialogue' *0o you $ant e to pier#e her to death+

• Close=p shot of /ary $ith a gun( shooting dire#tly at the #aera $ith a fadedin edit( $ith her dialogue' *anyone o.e( I+ll put a ring in your nipple

• /ediu shot if /ary li#


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RE&RE6ENTATION ' INVA0E0 AN0 6&OILT BK TORI6T6 TET ' -.A'DIAN NE,6 ARTICLE

http'33$$$"theg

uardian"#o3so#iety312823ay383ne$Puay=#orn$all=poli#e=teenagers

http'33$$$"theguardian"#o3so#iety3122S3Hul3813al#ohol=7inge

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TET ' %HE -.A'DIAN NE,6 ARTICLE

Alternative representation of Cornall+ representsCornall as a dangerous place !ic! consists ofencouraging binge/drin0ing 1leading to deat!s2

• 5eadline' Teenage tragedies cast shadow as

Newquay’s drink culture takes toll• /ain iage' ediu shot of teenagers partying in

fan#y dress %seeingly ePuili7riu)

• Te!t an#hors eaning' “Why do we come to

Newquay?” “To get wasted! to get lashed” %Gea)• “We come here to drink” %@ate) *thro$ing her ars in

the air and laughing as the rain haered do$n(dren#hing her+


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INA&&RO&RIATE BE5AVIOR

• http'33$$$"theguardian"#o3u


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AN0 EVEN IN T5E 6TOR/6"""

• http'33$$$"77#"#o"u


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6TARTER' /ATC5 &

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ontage ofesta$lishing shotsdepict the "ise1en1scene of the6uerhouse

neigh7ourhood as anundesira7le pla#e %thefrae$or


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NATIONAL I0ENTITK

• 6tarter'

• sing the sheets( $rite an intro for a

representation Puestion 7ased on NationalIdentity"


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BRAMIL

• ins

• 6tereotypes of BraDil and BraDilian people-

• ,here ha.e your stereotypes #oe fro-


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8R,938R,93,*S

• 7ody=#entri#U party anialsU ipulsi.eU self=iportantUost $oen are super=odels( ost en are gay ora#hoU al$ays lateU #arni.als addi#tsU so##er3 foot7alland #oee lo.ersU #riinals and ro77ersU laDy3anana

attitudeU 7ean and eat eatersU 7ea#h and sun=$orshipersU 7i


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.-&! R- 83,ES T -* T&E SPS-*S (;


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T5E BRAMILIAN &RE6I0ENT( 4ERNAN0O 5ENRI;ECAR0O6O( =8R-0/&T , .ST-RTE. VS-* -

8R,93,* RE,3T6="

• It follo$s the faily fro their hoe in 6pring>eld toRio to loo< for a poor orphan that Lisa is sponsoring" The #artoon #hara#ters found that Rio de Janeiro is a#ity $here all "en are $iseual( $here fearso"e

"onkeys roa" the streets( and tourists arekidnapped 7y ta!i dri.ers and "ugged 7y #hildren"

• Rio has se.ere so#ial pro7les and high le.els of

.iolen#e( although these are generally restri#ted to#ertain areas" Atta#


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E44ECT O4 NEGATIVE 6TEREOTK&E6

• The 6ipsons( one of the ost popular #urrent #oedysho$s in the $orld( has played on nationalstereotypes se+eral ti"es in the past

•nfortunately( the Rio tourist 7oard did not see the funnyside of the 6atireF and $as preparing to sue theprodu#ers( 4o!( for daage to its international iage andloss of re.enue"

• The tourist 7oard said it #ould ta


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CA6E 6T0K 8' XT5E ,ORL0 /EET6 INBRAMIL" CO/E CELEBRATE LI4E(X

• The #apaign has 7een #reated 7y the /inistry of Touris and E7ratur %the BraDilian TourisBoard)

• Ai of tourist 7oard-

• To pro"ote BraDil as the host of aHor sporting

e.ents( in#luding the 1289 4I4A ,orld Cup andthe Rio 128 Olypi# and &aralypi# Gaes"


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T5EORIE6

• se the handout and e!tra#t theories"Puotes


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• 5o$ is BraDil represented in this #apaign-

• E.iden#e-

• 0es#ri7e rep- 6teotypi#al3 doinant3 oden3traditional

• ,hy-


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',SE ST0.6 ;: *#E --T8,33: .,RE T- 8E8R,93,*

• https'33$$$"youtu7e"#o3$at#h-.:17f&TM5DK

• > .ec ;?

• 0a.ide Grasso( #hief ar


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• #reati.ely #an.assing the 7est and ost fearsoe traits

• It opens $ith the players preparing for


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ET5NICITK %BRAMILIAN)

• ,l+arado (>IJK) .angerous( eotic(#oedian( pitied %9 $ays)


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'T6 - /-.2 /0*S L /,*/S (;>)

•Vanguard #orrespondent /ariana .an Meller in.estigatesBraDilZs #ontro.ersial ne$ plan to $ipe out #rie( and the#riinals thesel.es( fro Rio de JaneiroZs fa.elas 7eforethe #ountry hosts the 1289 ,orld Cup and 128 Olypi#s",e go into the heart of a #ra#< den( e7ed $ith spe#ial

for#es soldiers on shoot to


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0OC/ENTARK

• . The Scot John Grierson (1898-1972) is regarded as the founder of

the documentary movement in ritain

• Grierson defined documentary as

“the creative treatment of actuality”

!. "hat is meant #y actua$ity%

!. Thin& of the 'hrase ‘creative treatment’. ist ays in hich

documentary ma&ers can treat rea$ events in a creative manner.

!. *s it 'ossi#$e to ca'ture the ‘rea$’ or$d on fi$m%

!. +o you thin& it is ethica$ to stage rea$ events in a documentary%

A GRO& O4 &EO&LE LEA0ING T5E ,AK IN NE,


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0EVELO&/ENT6 OR I0EA6"A &O6ITION AT T5E 4ORE4RONT O4 NE, 0EVELO&/ENT6 OR

I0EA6"

• $anguard is a tele.ision do#uentary series that $as 7road#ast on the no$defun#t Current TV tele.ision net$or#an#e" nli


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RIO 4IL/

• In BraDil( .arious e!oti# 7irds are suggledout of the #ountry" Captured 7y sugglers$hen he $as Hust a hat#hling( a a#a$ naed Blu%Jesse Eisen7erg) ne.er learned to y and li.es a

happily doesti#ated life in /innesota $ith hishuan friend( Linda" Blu is thought to 7e the last ofhis


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RIC5 TET

• *ational identity Aeri#an3 Canadian3 British3BraDilian

•Ethni#ity BraDilian

• Gender /en3 $oen

• Kouth = Koung people


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,ATC5 CLI&6

• ,nalyse Representation

• 8'9? =

• 99"2S $oen %7ra.e3 se! o7He#ts) Non 7raDilian

en %$ea


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4OR EAC5 ,RITE A 65ORT &ARAGRA&5

• Representation %82ins)

• National identity BraDil

•National idenity British

• ,oen

• /en

• Ethni#ity


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• #apaign represents BraDil as a #ountry $ith auniPue #ulture that oers di.erse e!perien#es forall .isitors" XThe latest #apaign ephasiDesfriendliness and openness $hi#h are the ost

endearing #hara#teristi#s of BraDilian people(Xsaid 4la.io 0ino( the &resident of E7ratur" X,eare our #ulture = the rhyths of BraDil( the$arth of a hug( our traditional #ooll our useus" BraDil is diY#ult todes#ri7e 7ut you #an feel it( and that is $hatreally atters" 8raDil is for all the world toeperience=


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EVENT6' BRAMILIAN RIOT6


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EVENT6

• BraDilian protests

• http'33$$$"dailyail"#o"u


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ONE EVENT RE&RE6ENTE0 0I44ERENTLK

• 5o$ are the protesters represented-

• 5o$ #an you tell- E.iden#e-

• ,hy-

• 6ee e.ents 7log


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