reception theory - audience theory

This is the fourth in the series of Audience theory
This looks at Stuart Halls reception theory.
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[@robothunter1035]

It's so nice that your brothers helped you make this video. My brother wouldn't piss on me if my heart was on fire.

[@nathanoshea5790]

Your a legend man your making college life so much easier for me so thank you

[@grabbitt]

Good to hear :)

[@daraghmoller6091]

Reacquainting myself with the world of Hall, Morley and Media Studies. Very entertaining video - thanks!

[@LOLCRAZEDmonkey]

Great help as always!

[@waddingtonmuniya5133]

so beneficial, nice work.
How about the criticism of the reception theory though

[@NinaBaklachyan]

Thank you!!! This was very helpful!

[@hellogroovier]

Thx! It helps me a lot in my assignment. Very clear explanation :)
I have another question here, what are the strengths and weakness of this Reception Theory?
Hope you can help me to solve this :)

[@Alivath]

Thank you so much for this!!! It´s been really helpful!
Would you say that "reception theory "is the same as the "new audience reception theory" and "active audience theory"? Also, do you know of any method, different from the empiric one, to make this analysis? Thanks a lot!

[@grabbitt]

I've not heard of it being called new audience reception theory but it does come under the umbrella of active and passive audience.

[@SamahRumani]

Thank u so much for explanation!!!it really helped a lot for my exams!!!can u please explain john fiske theory too if u could it would help a lot..thank u again..cheers!!

[@RINZINPOWER]

Thanks for this. It was just what I needed to know for my assignment :D

[@grabbitt]

glad it was useful. thanks for the feedback

[@aviwemagalela6513]

Well explained thank you so much

[@zarajay6604]

Thank you for making this video series! I'm debating whether or not to take a class on Censorship, Regulation and Audiences over a practical module

[@grabbitt]

I am sure both would be fascinating.

[@hansrosquist2612]

Thank u so much for this!

[@fortytofit6738]

Thank you, this is so useful in 2022, tell me did you get around to do the "Uses and Gratification Theory?"

[@grabbitt]

Yes I think it's in the playlist

[@steamerjon]

Just what I was looking for!

[@midnytthunda]

nice. needed this for a assignment. 1 question though. what grand theory would receptio theory come under? Limited effects?

[@grabbitt]

not sure to be honest. I've never looked at grand theories before. Possibly learning theory if that makes sense.

[@midnytthunda]

Grant Abbitt k, thanks bro

[@tinelle100]

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Yeah same really rate the colourway x

[@cwambui97]

Thank you for this videos.

[@cwambui97]

just from an exam room and this came through

[@eviltramp8ds]

You are cushty marra! Really helped, cheers!

[@ellenhallstrom9224]

super!

[@aiolwi]

Is there any theory that supposes TV does influence our language a whole lot ? For example too much cursing on TV will cause TV viewers to curse? (Despite cultural values and environment) thanks a bunch!

[@grabbitt]

i would argue that TV does have this effect. (cultivation theory) Not sure there are any particular studies to do with language but I know that psychologists have looked at studies of group formations that show language develops within groups of people. if we combine this with cultivation theory i think you make a valid point. of course it's not the case that everyone will be effected in the same way (reception theory/active audience)

[@Lotis343]

great video man

[@grabbitt]

thanks :)

[@Nina-qt9ti]

Can you give me an example of this theory?

[@grabbitt]

There are examples in the video such as watching made in Chelsea👍🙂

[@robynashcroft502]

I think you have an orange problem...

[@grabbitt]

but oranges are great :)

[@robynashcroft502]

I'm open to all fruits haha

[@b.3824]

I watched this video so long ago and today they showed it in our college. i was like bish i know that guy lmaoo he loves oranges and people were like wtf and after 2 minutes they were like ohhh xD

[@grabbitt]

Nice. Amazed they still show this stuff 😃

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[@thecutest4282]

Thank youuuuu

[@grabbitt]

Thanks :)

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Let me share it please. Thank you ☺

[@egdfcretgrsdf6942]

The sound of the videos is not good

[@grabbitt]

No they are very old and the quality of my kit was not great

[@rostar1234]

Loughborough university fish 🐟 chip's

[@AaronStierCohen1]

oof pretty sure this is incorrect on many levels