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  • May 24, 2021
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Media, Culture and Diversity
Summary of the UGent and VUB course of 2021 by lecturer Frederik Dhaenens




Seminar 1: Introduction
Election of Miss Belgium 2018

- Winner = Angeline Flor Pua
o Chinese-Filipino diasporic background
o Caused racist discourse
 “She does not look Belgian”
 What is “Belgian”?
 Became world news (digital era)
- What about the whole pageantry?
o Sexist
o Commodifies the women (you can book them online)
o “to-be-looked-at objects”



City of Ghent promotion campaign

- By Jeroen Van Zwol
- “All different, all part of Ghent”
- Poster which represents many different identities
o Stereotyped?
 Meant to include!
 You can’t depict every single identity out there
 Lesbian couple represents LGBTQ+
o To battle racism and sexism
o Very good cause for people when they see their
identity represented



AB live concerts – See You in The Next Live

- We can see many different identities represented in this
promotion
o Age, gender, ethnicity
- All talk about looking forward to AB concerts

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, - Probably not “window-dressing” (= claiming they will do good but not pulling
through)



BOEF
- Dutch rapper (Sofiane Boussaadi)
- Very popular
- Uses his life experiences to write songs
- The case:
o Was picked up by girls because his car
broke down
o He starts a live video and calls them kechs (= whores)
o Caused a lot of backlash
o He starts a new video and says he is right about them being kechs
o Underscores his superior masculinity
 He has social responsibility with so many followers
 Or is it part of his commercial persona?
o People supported him, denounced him, made parodies
o Caused racial slurs because he is half Moroccan and muslim
o He apologises by saying rappers use these words but don’t think less of
women




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, Seminar 2: Identity, diversity and popular culture
Non-essentialism and social constructionism

Essentialism =
- Identity is assumed to be natural and exists before you are born (= biological
determinism)
- Experiences are universal and ahistorical, they don’t change
Non-essentialism =
- Identity is shaped and made meaningful through culture
Social constructionism =
- Combination of both
- Experiences can be universal (when some you love dies, you are sad)
- Identity is socially constructed and shaped through culture



Subjectivity and identity (Barker)

Subjectivity =
- Being a person and becoming a person (biologically and culturally) is an experience
you can’t always describe
Self-identity
- The verbal concepts and descriptions you have of yourself and how you identify with
those descriptions
Social identity =
- How society thinks of you and expects you to behave



Identity

Giddens:
- Identity is ever changing and non-essential
- You make sense of yourself by maintaining a narrative
o = How you introduce yourself to others, how you talk about experiences
- Culture shapes social identities
- Identity = social ascription + self-description
- Socialisation = gradually becoming aware of you position in society and who you are




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