This document provides instructions for students to analyze 2-3 music videos in small groups by completing a table that examines how the videos demonstrate characteristics of their genre and how they relate to Goodwin's 7 concepts for analyzing music videos. The table requires students to identify examples from each video that relate to genre traits, synchronization of lyrics and visuals, close-ups of artists, recurring motifs/icons, references to visual pleasure, portrayal of the female body, and intertextual references.
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My Keynote talk at ISWC 2015: Semantic technologies are rapidly becoming mainstream, with RDF, OWL and SPARQL now supported by a range of commercial systems and used in diverse application domains. In this talk I will briefly review the design of these languages, then examine some successful applications and identify features of the design that have proved particularly useful and/or problematical. Based on this experience, I will highlight specific challenges and suggest some directions for future research.
Today, we have data – lots of it. We can process information – in many ways. And with these two tools and a little bit of creativity, we are discovering the vast depths of human behavior and by extension, a way to accurately predict the future -- and our future happiness. In fact, we can quantify human movement, behaviors, desires, and even moods on a scale that wasn’t possible before a series of advances in processing power, developments in psychology and social network science, and most importantly, access to data.
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In this talk we’ll cover the evolutions in data access, models for information processing, and the science of collaboration to see not only how they have been leveraged in businesses but also how they are used to better understand human behavior, and hopefully in the near future, a little bit of happiness.
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1. In small groups: complete the table for two/three music videos (1 per sheet). You need to analyse
them and link them to Goodwin 7 (not all videos will have all 7 see PowerPoint for more details)
Song title:
Artist:
Date released:
Record label:
Genre:
Goodwin 7 Examples in video
Demonstrates certain genre characteristics
There is a relationship between lyrics and visuals
Lots of close-ups of the artist
Recurring motifs and iconography
Frequent reference to “looking” pleasure
through looking. Treatment of the female body
Intertextual references
