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GCSE Media Studies · key term
The social circumstances surrounding a media product, including relationships, inequalities and expectations about groups.
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Paper 1, Paper 2
The attitudes, beliefs, values, fashions and social expectations surrounding a media product.
Revise: Social, cultural, historical and political contextsSocial context concerns attitudes, beliefs, fashions and expectations. These include ideas about gender, age, ethnicity, class and family life. A product may reinforce these expectations, challenge them or do both at once.
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Component 1, Component 2
The organisation, relationships and attitudes of the society in which a media product was made, including ideas about gender, ethnicity and equality.
Revise: Historical, social, cultural and political contextsSocial context concerns the society in which a product was made: its relationships, inequalities and attitudes, including ideas about gender and ethnicity. Representations often reveal which roles producers expected audiences to recognise.
The organisation of society, its relationships and social expectations, such as gender roles, family structures and inequalities.
