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Evaluating how products such as Boyhood, Ms. Marvel and Utopia do identity work
Identity work and representational practice
What this note covers
- Identity work concerns how a product makes belonging and difference meaningful
- Boyhood: duration and selected moments of growing up
- Ms. Marvel: several relationships can coexist within one character
- Utopia: professional identity and institutional language
- Compare personal, cultural and institutional identity processes
- Evaluate identity work without claiming measured audience effects
- Explain identity as a relationship that develops across scenes
- Distinguish a satirical role from a claim about every worker
8 sections · 10 key terms & formulas · 6 common mistakes
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