Introduction to collective identity
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Media plays a key role in shaping collective identity. The document provides guidance on organizing one's time, reading, writing, and revising for studying media and collective identity. It emphasizes using examples from films, newspapers, music, and social media to illustrate concepts like identity and representation. Students should demonstrate understanding of media theories, knowledge of industries and texts, and engagement with issues and debates in their assessment responses.
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