Stuart Hall's Encoding/Decoding Model but it's easier to understand 

can you do fairclough's critical discourse analysis ? :

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thats totally what i hoped to accomplish here! glad i could help out :D

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probably because I don't upload more often, haha! But hoping to remedy that soon. glad the vid helped! :)

glad you found it interesting! unforunately im too shy to do a podcast :)

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glad I was able to clear it up! appreciate the kind words

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HAHA 👌 nice. hope the rest of the video proved to be as entertaining and useful!

@@barlibo it was! Great video!

interesting topic! unfortunately im a bit swamped with school right now, so maybe some time in the future :D the section towards the end of this video about the variant decoding positions might be helpful though for a more political analysis! :) if you have any specific questions too i can *try* my best to answer them here

@@barlibo Thank you & I understand! I’ve started this course in university as well and soon enough I have to give an exam and so much things are unclear. One of the topics that I have to deal with is this one,,I pretty much understood it from your video in which you did a good job :) Anyhow, is this topic related to Critical Discourse Analysis? I’ve been explained that CDA is like semiotics but with an adding- it discovers the power relations within the text and I don’t really get what it means by that (in a practical way). If you can give me a brief explanation about it I’d be forever grateful lol. Also sub earned

@@hamsterluvr9460 thanks much for the sub! hoping to have more vids up soon. i'd say its definitely related to critical discourse analysis, as are most other theories on communication/media. I haven't studied CDA quite as in-depth but my impression is that it's a bit broader. Whereas encoding/decoding has a focus on the relationship between sender and receiver, just like the older models of communication, CDA seems to have greater focus on dominant practices within discourses and societies in general. With regards to power relations, I'd refer back to the idea of texts having a "connotative level" where they begin to be ideological. For example, a film with a female protagonist may be, on the surface, entertaining, thrilling, etc. But at the connotative level, one would examine if the use of a female character is meant to empower female representation (as it commonly is by female directors, writers) or fetishize it (as it tends to be with male directors--though this is changing with the times, too!) In Hall's model you'd probably take a look at the sender's intention and whether or not the receiver(s) interprets it that way, but in CDA your scope would probably be a lot broader, comparing it to other similar films/texts, and even real-world examples.

glad I could help! Hahaha dunno if I can cover so many papers though :P

@@barlibo Understamdable, I just said it because I have dyslexia and I have to read a lot of academic papers for school that is too hard for me to understand, but you explained it in such a simple way that it was so easy to understand what the paper was 😬

@@linecrochets I feel you! Having to close read an overwhelming amount of reading materials is hard enough as it is, I can't imagine how difficult it must be with dyslexia :( best of luck to you! Hopefully when I have the time to make more vids like this they can come in handy for you again :)

@@barlibo haha thank you! And good luck to you too on your videos. ☺️

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