University of Ontario Institute of Technology COMM 1100U Quiz 6 1)Lady Gaga’s re-articulation of the negative connotations of __________enabled fans to use her as a mirror to reflect upon and embrace their differences from mainstream culture Caughey (1984) suggests that fans often describe their relationship to people like Lady Gaga by comparing it to an actual social relationship: “They speak of their hero as a ‘friend,’ ‘older sister,’ ‘father figure,’ ‘guide’ or ‘mentor’

University of Ontario Institute of Technology

COMM 1100U

Quiz 6

1)Lady Gaga’s re-articulation of the negative connotations of __________enabled fans to use her as a mirror to reflect upon and embrace their differences from mainstream culture

2. Caughey (1984) suggests that fans often describe their relationship to people like Lady Gaga by comparing it to an actual social relationship: “They speak of their hero as a ‘friend,’ ‘older sister,’ ‘father figure,’ ‘guide’ or ‘mentor’. This is what Caughey called___________social relationships.
3. ______________both enable and amplify Little Monsters’ deep identification with Lady Gaga.
4. The ancient Egyptians tended to carve their hieroglyphics on stone – constructing monuments that lasted for ages, but which were difficult to transport from place to place. This is an example of Innis’ concept _______________that shape societies.
5. The ‘Toronto School’ for media studies was founded by Harold Innis and______________

6. Barry Wellman from UofT claimed that the global and the local have merged in our day-to- day relationships. He called this
7. The two theorists most often associated with the__________________are Theodore Adorno and Max Horkheimer.