MDSA02H3 Chapter Notes -Doxa, Participatory Media, Liminality
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Closed text a text that is structured to elicit a particular, usually singular, response from audiences. Cruising the interpretive practice of reading with one"s body. Cultural production the generation of semiotic, enunciative, and textual materials related to a specific media artifact by fans of that artifact. Fandom organized communities or subcultures comprised of persons who share a special affinity for or attachment to a media text, which they, in turn, express through their participation in communal practices (fan fiction, etc. ) and events (conventions). Interpretive play an improvisational mode of feeling that ignores dominant interpretive codes in favour of pursuing immediate bodily pleasures. Jouissance a radically disruptive pleasure; an elusive and ecstatic pleasure that destabilizes culture/subjectivity. Media erotics an approach that explores the array of resistive pleasures that audiences derive from media by examining the various sensuous, creative, and transgressive ways in which persons use and experience media.
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