Todorov Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

Essays for the two films in relation to Todorov's Narrative Structure theory. QUESTIONS: To what extent does Drag Me To Hell (2009) follow the conventions of Todorov’s narrative structure? How conventional is the narrative structure of one of the films you have studied? Use Todorov’s narrative theory in your response. (Don't Knock Twice)

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Stereotypical Game Conventions - Avatar is a character created by the player (C); will create several over the course of the game and have to manage them all (S) - Set goals that have to be completed in order to progress in the game (C) - Each character has a 'needs' bar at the bottom of the screen (C) - All button inputs done via touchscreen (C) Conventions - 'Needs' bar at the bottom of screen - Tells you what a Sim needs to survive (Maslow's hierarchy - physiological needs) ...

This is a brief and thoroughly informative, document exploring media theorist terminology. This document includes all AQA Media A-level theorist ideology and key terminology with some application to CSPs organised under headings of INDUSTRIES, AUDIENCES, LANGUAGE and REPRESENTATIONS. It also includes satellite theorists which aren't on the spec but can be used to back up other theorist thinking. It s imperative in A-level media to apply theorist thinking to achieve top bands in your answer...

Gives you all that you need to get an understanding on Todorov's narrative theory including further deep dive with ways you can bring a synoptic analysis to your essays

This is a complete summary of all the required articles for the course Political Psychology. It includes articles of Kinder, Broockman, van Bavel, Skitka, Eagly, Enos, Bakker, Wood, Rand, Hanges, Todorov, Broockman, Gadarian, Bond, Nickerson, Van Beest, Dubois, Rucker, Balliet, and Rotter. Highly recommended for the course!