Question 1

According to Kenneth Burke, fasting is an example of which mode of resolving guilt?

Accepted Answer

A)  victimage 
B)  mortification 
C)  transference 
D)  transcendence 
A)  victimage 
B)  mortification 
C)  transference 
D)  transcendence B

Question 2

MATCHING
-transcendence

Accepted Answer

A) the organization of an experience or event 
B) view that symbol use socially constructs the human world 
C) the feeling produced by violating social hierarchy 
D) engaging in self-punishment as a way of resolving guilt 
E) appealing to a new hierarchy as a way of resolving guilt
F)any social force that constrains agency
G) the capacity to exercise free will
H)the social rules we play by
I)the perspective that "all the world's a stage"
J)scapegoating another person as a way of resolving guilt 
A) the organization of an experience or event 
B) view that symbol use socially constructs the human world 
C) the feeling produced by violating social hierarchy 
D) engaging in self-punishment as a way of resolving guilt 
E) appealing to a new hierarchy as a way of resolving guilt
F)any social force that constrains agency
G) the capacity to exercise free will
H)the social rules we play by
I)the perspective that "all the world's a stage"
J)scapegoating another person as a way of resolving guilt E

Question 3

Personal front refers to which of the following elements of dramaturgy?

Accepted Answer

A)  stage 
B)  setting 
C)  part 
D)  team 
A)  stage 
B)  setting 
C)  part 
D)  team C

Question 4

Which of the following perspectives is the theoretical basis for Sociological analysis?

Accepted Answer

A)  media erotics 
B)  media ecology 
C)  encoding/decoding 
D)  symbolic interactionism 
A)  media erotics 
B)  media ecology 
C)  encoding/decoding 
D)  symbolic interactionism

Question 5

Symbolic interactionism is rooted in the dialectical tension between which two concepts?

Accepted Answer

A)  agency and structure 
B)  comedy and tragedy 
C)  hierarchy and guilt 
D)  plaisir and jouissance 
A)  agency and structure 
B)  comedy and tragedy 
C)  hierarchy and guilt 
D)  plaisir and jouissance

Question 6

MATCHING
-frame

Accepted Answer

A) the organization of an experience or event 
B) view that symbol use socially constructs the human world 
C) the feeling produced by violating social hierarchy 
D) engaging in self-punishment as a way of resolving guilt 
E) appealing to a new hierarchy as a way of resolving guilt
F)any social force that constrains agency
G) the capacity to exercise free will
H)the social rules we play by
I)the perspective that "all the world's a stage"
J)scapegoating another person as a way of resolving guilt 
A) the organization of an experience or event 
B) view that symbol use socially constructs the human world 
C) the feeling produced by violating social hierarchy 
D) engaging in self-punishment as a way of resolving guilt 
E) appealing to a new hierarchy as a way of resolving guilt
F)any social force that constrains agency
G) the capacity to exercise free will
H)the social rules we play by
I)the perspective that "all the world's a stage"
J)scapegoating another person as a way of resolving guilt

Question 7

According to Kenneth Burke, the tragic hero involves which mode of resolving guilt?

Accepted Answer

A)  victimage 
B)  mortification 
C)  transference 
D)  transcendence 
A)  victimage 
B)  mortification 
C)  transference 
D)  transcendence

Question 8

MATCHING
-hierarchy

Accepted Answer

A) the organization of an experience or event 
B) view that symbol use socially constructs the human world 
C) the feeling produced by violating social hierarchy 
D) engaging in self-punishment as a way of resolving guilt 
E) appealing to a new hierarchy as a way of resolving guilt
F)any social force that constrains agency
G) the capacity to exercise free will
H)the social rules we play by
I)the perspective that "all the world's a stage"
J)scapegoating another person as a way of resolving guilt 
A) the organization of an experience or event 
B) view that symbol use socially constructs the human world 
C) the feeling produced by violating social hierarchy 
D) engaging in self-punishment as a way of resolving guilt 
E) appealing to a new hierarchy as a way of resolving guilt
F)any social force that constrains agency
G) the capacity to exercise free will
H)the social rules we play by
I)the perspective that "all the world's a stage"
J)scapegoating another person as a way of resolving guilt

Question 9

Kenneth Burke argues that guilt is a fundamental part of the human experience. Identify and explain the three modes of resolving guilt according to Burke.

Accepted Answer

Kenneth Burke argues that guilt is a fun

Question 10

Mortification and victimage are key concepts in what theory?

Accepted Answer

A)  dramaturgy 
B)  frame analysis 
C)  medium theory 
D)  equipment for living 
A)  dramaturgy 
B)  frame analysis 
C)  medium theory 
D)  equipment for living

Question 11

MATCHING
-mortification

Accepted Answer

A) the organization of an experience or event 
B) view that symbol use socially constructs the human world 
C) the feeling produced by violating social hierarchy 
D) engaging in self-punishment as a way of resolving guilt 
E) appealing to a new hierarchy as a way of resolving guilt
F)any social force that constrains agency
G) the capacity to exercise free will
H)the social rules we play by
I)the perspective that "all the world's a stage"
J)scapegoating another person as a way of resolving guilt 
A) the organization of an experience or event 
B) view that symbol use socially constructs the human world 
C) the feeling produced by violating social hierarchy 
D) engaging in self-punishment as a way of resolving guilt 
E) appealing to a new hierarchy as a way of resolving guilt
F)any social force that constrains agency
G) the capacity to exercise free will
H)the social rules we play by
I)the perspective that "all the world's a stage"
J)scapegoating another person as a way of resolving guilt

Question 12

According to Kenneth Burke, the comic fool involves which mode of resolving guilt?

Accepted Answer

A)  victimage 
B)  mortification 
C)  transference 
D)  transcendence 
A)  victimage 
B)  mortification 
C)  transference 
D)  transcendence

Question 13

Identify and explain the three principles of media frames.

Accepted Answer

The three principles of media frames are

Question 14

MATCHING
-symbolic action

Accepted Answer

A) the organization of an experience or event 
B) view that symbol use socially constructs the human world 
C) the feeling produced by violating social hierarchy 
D) engaging in self-punishment as a way of resolving guilt 
E) appealing to a new hierarchy as a way of resolving guilt
F)any social force that constrains agency
G) the capacity to exercise free will
H)the social rules we play by
I)the perspective that "all the world's a stage"
J)scapegoating another person as a way of resolving guilt 
A) the organization of an experience or event 
B) view that symbol use socially constructs the human world 
C) the feeling produced by violating social hierarchy 
D) engaging in self-punishment as a way of resolving guilt 
E) appealing to a new hierarchy as a way of resolving guilt
F)any social force that constrains agency
G) the capacity to exercise free will
H)the social rules we play by
I)the perspective that "all the world's a stage"
J)scapegoating another person as a way of resolving guilt

Question 15

MATCHING
-structure

Accepted Answer

A) the organization of an experience or event 
B) view that symbol use socially constructs the human world 
C) the feeling produced by violating social hierarchy 
D) engaging in self-punishment as a way of resolving guilt 
E) appealing to a new hierarchy as a way of resolving guilt
F)any social force that constrains agency
G) the capacity to exercise free will
H)the social rules we play by
I)the perspective that "all the world's a stage"
J)scapegoating another person as a way of resolving guilt 
A) the organization of an experience or event 
B) view that symbol use socially constructs the human world 
C) the feeling produced by violating social hierarchy 
D) engaging in self-punishment as a way of resolving guilt 
E) appealing to a new hierarchy as a way of resolving guilt
F)any social force that constrains agency
G) the capacity to exercise free will
H)the social rules we play by
I)the perspective that "all the world's a stage"
J)scapegoating another person as a way of resolving guilt

Question 16

Impression management is a key concept in what theory?

Accepted Answer

A)  dramaturgy 
B)  frame analysis 
C)  medium theory 
D)  equipment for living 
A)  dramaturgy 
B)  frame analysis 
C)  medium theory 
D)  equipment for living

Question 17

Frame analysis entails which of the following three principles?

Accepted Answer

A)  ethos, pathos, logos 
B)  cruising, skimming, mapping 
C)  selection, emphasis, presentation 
D)  transference, mortification, victimage 
A)  ethos, pathos, logos 
B)  cruising, skimming, mapping 
C)  selection, emphasis, presentation 
D)  transference, mortification, victimage

Question 18

MATCHING
-agency

Accepted Answer

A) the organization of an experience or event 
B) view that symbol use socially constructs the human world 
C) the feeling produced by violating social hierarchy 
D) engaging in self-punishment as a way of resolving guilt 
E) appealing to a new hierarchy as a way of resolving guilt
F)any social force that constrains agency
G) the capacity to exercise free will
H)the social rules we play by
I)the perspective that "all the world's a stage"
J)scapegoating another person as a way of resolving guilt 
A) the organization of an experience or event 
B) view that symbol use socially constructs the human world 
C) the feeling produced by violating social hierarchy 
D) engaging in self-punishment as a way of resolving guilt 
E) appealing to a new hierarchy as a way of resolving guilt
F)any social force that constrains agency
G) the capacity to exercise free will
H)the social rules we play by
I)the perspective that "all the world's a stage"
J)scapegoating another person as a way of resolving guilt

Question 19

MATCHING
-guilt

Accepted Answer

A) the organization of an experience or event 
B) view that symbol use socially constructs the human world 
C) the feeling produced by violating social hierarchy 
D) engaging in self-punishment as a way of resolving guilt 
E) appealing to a new hierarchy as a way of resolving guilt
F)any social force that constrains agency
G) the capacity to exercise free will
H)the social rules we play by
I)the perspective that "all the world's a stage"
J)scapegoating another person as a way of resolving guilt 
A) the organization of an experience or event 
B) view that symbol use socially constructs the human world 
C) the feeling produced by violating social hierarchy 
D) engaging in self-punishment as a way of resolving guilt 
E) appealing to a new hierarchy as a way of resolving guilt
F)any social force that constrains agency
G) the capacity to exercise free will
H)the social rules we play by
I)the perspective that "all the world's a stage"
J)scapegoating another person as a way of resolving guilt

Question 20

MATCHING
-dramaturgy

Accepted Answer

A) the organization of an experience or event 
B) view that symbol use socially constructs the human world 
C) the feeling produced by violating social hierarchy 
D) engaging in self-punishment as a way of resolving guilt 
E) appealing to a new hierarchy as a way of resolving guilt
F)any social force that constrains agency
G) the capacity to exercise free will
H)the social rules we play by
I)the perspective that "all the world's a stage"
J)scapegoating another person as a way of resolving guilt 
A) the organization of an experience or event 
B) view that symbol use socially constructs the human world 
C) the feeling produced by violating social hierarchy 
D) engaging in self-punishment as a way of resolving guilt 
E) appealing to a new hierarchy as a way of resolving guilt
F)any social force that constrains agency
G) the capacity to exercise free will
H)the social rules we play by
I)the perspective that "all the world's a stage"
J)scapegoating another person as a way of resolving guilt

According to Kenneth Burke, fasting is an example of which mode of resolving guilt?

MATCHING -transcendence

Personal front refers to which of the following elements of dramaturgy?

Which of the following perspectives is the theoretical basis for Sociological analysis?

Symbolic interactionism is rooted in the dialectical tension between which two concepts?

MATCHING -frame

According to Kenneth Burke, the tragic hero involves which mode of resolving guilt?

MATCHING -hierarchy

Kenneth Burke argues that guilt is a fundamental part of the human experience. Identify and explain the three modes of resolving guilt according to Burke.

Mortification and victimage are key concepts in what theory?

MATCHING -mortification

According to Kenneth Burke, the comic fool involves which mode of resolving guilt?

Identify and explain the three principles of media frames.

MATCHING -symbolic action

MATCHING -structure

Impression management is a key concept in what theory?

Frame analysis entails which of the following three principles?

MATCHING -agency

MATCHING -guilt

MATCHING -dramaturgy

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Exam 11: Sociological Analysis

According to Kenneth Burke, fasting is an example of which mode of resolving guilt?

MATCHING -transcendence

Personal front refers to which of the following elements of dramaturgy?

Which of the following perspectives is the theoretical basis for Sociological analysis?

Symbolic interactionism is rooted in the dialectical tension between which two concepts?

MATCHING -frame

According to Kenneth Burke, the tragic hero involves which mode of resolving guilt?

MATCHING -hierarchy

Kenneth Burke argues that guilt is a fundamental part of the human experience. Identify and explain the three modes of resolving guilt according to Burke.

Mortification and victimage are key concepts in what theory?

MATCHING -mortification

According to Kenneth Burke, the comic fool involves which mode of resolving guilt?

Identify and explain the three principles of media frames.

MATCHING -symbolic action

MATCHING -structure

Impression management is a key concept in what theory?

Frame analysis entails which of the following three principles?

MATCHING -agency

MATCHING -guilt

MATCHING -dramaturgy

Introducing Critical Media Studies

Marxist Analysis

Organizational Analysis

Pragmatic Analysis

Rhetorical Analysis

Cultural Analysis

Psychoanalytic Analysis

Feminist Analysis

Queer Analysis

Reception Analysis

Erotic Analysis

Ecological Analysis

Filters