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Roland Barthes developed a semiotic theory with five types of codes for analyzing media texts. The codes are: symbolic codes which use images to represent something else, semantic codes which use culturally understood meanings like colors, proairetic codes which signify future actions, hermeneutic codes which create mysteries to engage audiences, and cultural codes which require cultural knowledge to understand references. These codes provide tools to understand the hidden meanings and messages in media products.
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- 2. THE DIFFERENT ELEMENTS OF HIS SEMIOTIC THEORY Hermeneutic/enigma codes Proairetic /action codes Symbolic codes Semantic codes Cultural/ referential codes
- 3. THEIR DIFFERENCES Symbolic codes- an image which is used to represent something else eg. kiss of the vampire: bats are a symbol for vampires Semantic codes- parts of a media product that we understand have a hidden meaning eg. Black and red used in horror movies, we the audience jane previous connotations that link to blood and danger Proairetic /action codes- elements of media products that signify that something is going to happen eg. A clip of someone pulling out a gun (could mean he might shoot someone)
- 4. THEIR DIFFERENCES Hermeneutic/enigma codes- any mysterious part of a media text that will engage the audience eg.Tide ad that says, “We’ve got what women want!” (makes the audience think well what is it, what have they got?) Cultural/referencial codes- parts of media where you have to be part of the culture to understand the reference eg. Beyonce's formation video