Stuart Hall
Stuart Hall
is a media theorist who specifically focuses on audiences and how they interact
with what they watch and their reactions to the story lines and each character.
He explains it through the
encoding and decoding theory.
Encoding
and Decoding theory
Dominant reading – the reader fully shares the text’s code
and accepts and reproduces the preferred reading in such a stance that the code
seems natural.
Negotiated reading – the reader partly shares the texts and
accepts the preferred reading, but sometimes
resists and modifies it in a way
that reflects their own position.
Oppositional reading – when someone watches a film or program
and feels the opposite about a certain character than the director intended
them to.
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