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    Hall's Theory

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    Hall‚ Theory Hall has become one of the main proponents of reception theory‚ and developed Hall’s Theory of encoding and decoding. This approach to textual analysis focuses on the scope for negotiation and opposition on part of the audience. This means that the audience does not simply passively accept a text — whether a book or a film — and that an element of activity becomes involved. The person negotiates the meaning of the text. The meaning depends on the cultural background of the person

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    occupational structure of the nation since the 1960s‚ saw the party looking to broaden its appeal beyond this core idea. Firstly‚ Old Labour characterizes the party prior to the modernization programme begun by Neil Kinnock in 1983 and completed by Tony Blair. Old Labour refers to the party’s historic commitment to socialism and its links with socialist societies‚ trade unions and the old working class. The core ideology of Old Labour was the outcome of equality. Therefore it believed in the redistribution

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    In the UK‚ there is hot debate as to whether the Prime Minister is actually a President. Tony Blair’s decision to go to war in Iraq is one of biggest examples in recent history of this theory as he did it because he thought it was right. However‚ some still say that the Cabinet is where the true power lies. One example of the growing tendency of the UK Prime Minister’s to be more ‘Presidential’ is how the growth of spatial leadership has become more prevalent in recent years. Prime Ministers now

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    Movie the Queen Review

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    behavior. Although they are just humans‚ they are not allowed to act like they want to and be themselves‚ they must follow the etiquette very strictly‚ which makes their lives very difficult. Tony Blair‚ his wife and family As a contrast to the blue bloods‚ another important role in the movie belongs to Tony Blair‚ the freshly elected prime minister‚ played by Michael Sheen. Opposed to the Queen’s old-fashioned political views‚ he represents new innovational worldview‚ which spices up the film a bit

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    Multiculturalism is the appreciation‚ acceptance or promotion of multiple cultures. Multiculralists believe that in a multi-ethnic society‚ culture difference should be preserved and celebrated because such a vision sees diversity as a positive force‚ increasing richness of communities and actually encouraging tolerance. Multiculturalism supporters embrace diversity as a positive force‚ encouraging and enabling different cultures to learn about each others art‚ literature and philosophy as well

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    “Under New Labour‚ Britain is witnessing a new era of neo-liberal consensus on economic and social policy.” Discuss The election of Tony Blair in 1997‚ it is commonly said‚ brought about a new era in Britain’s Labour party‚ with the party moving to the centre of the political spectrum and adopting very similar policies to the preceding Conservative government. Tony Blair coined the term New Labour to distinguish his government from the more socialist ones of earlier Labour governments and adopted a

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    Film Analysis : The Queen

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    Campbell----4.2.3People of the nation5.SummaryThe film begins on the 1997 Britain elections on which Tony Blair was showed as the United Kingdom’s first Labour Party Prime Minister in 18 years. The Queen then questions a photographer on who are allowed to vote. The queen is named Queen Elizabeth on which he has somewhat of a doubt on Tony Blair. A few months later‚ Princess Diana was found dead on a car accident. Blair then makes a public statement‚ written by his director of communications‚ Alastair Campbell

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    has undertaken a radical change‚ through the conception of Neil Kinnock and the branding of Tony Blair‚ to become the centre-left party that is know as New Labour. New Labour govern with a pragmatic stance‚ concentrating on making practical decisions that influence the UK‚ as oppose to Old Labour who were ideological‚ and looked at the best ways in which to manage society and react to current events. Tony Blair said in 1997 “We were elected as New Labour‚ and we will govern as New Labour”. This signified

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    ´Special Relationship´ during the Presidencies of Bill Clinton and George W. Bush and the Premiership of Tony Blair Contents Introduction 3 Bill Clinton and Tony Blair 3 Kosovo 5 George W. Bush and Tony Blair 8 Afghanistan 10 Iraq 11 Resources 14 Introduction The phenomenon of the ’Special Relationship’ between the United States of America (US) and the United Kingdom (UK) was first mentioned by Winston Churchill towards Franklin D. Roosevelt in 1941 and it has represented strong

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    In a country based on representative democracy‚ a ‘fair’ system‚ it is questionable to say we as the public make the most of this opportunity. Whilst other nations are fighting against the intense grips of dictatorships‚ as we have seen recently in Libya and Egypt‚ we live in a system in which to instigate change‚ we simply have to turn up at a ballot box and cast a vote. But with voting numbers continuously dwindling‚ does the United Kingdom have a participation crisis? The most efficient way

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