Hyperreality - Jean Baudrillard
Hyperreality
- Term at least in part developed by Jean Baudrillard
- This refers to the idea that representations within Media texts are more real that which they represent
- Some of these representations are simulacrum. This refers to a representation of something that no longer exists, or something that never exists.
Essentially, a copy of a copy of a copy etc.
Media amplification - when the images are far more real then what they represent
Postmodernism
"It is no longer a question of imitation, nor duplication, nor even parody. It is a question of subsuiting the signs of the real for the real,"
~ Jean Baudrillard
To what extent does the video to Formation present a hyperreal bricolage of meaning to the audience?
One of the most important uses of hyperrealism is because it is aesthetically pleasing.
To spread their ideologies
Theories around ethnicity and post-colonial theory - Paul Gilroy
Colonisation - creating a new settlement in another land, in the name of the British Empire.
Racial hierarchy
used deprivation vs possesion
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