Analysis of Shaping the Concept of “ Me” and “ The Other” in Animation Ben 10; by Jan Fisk's Technical and Five-Level Roland Barth Method

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SHAYGANFAR NADER; SOJOODI FARZAN; Tooraji Ghasem

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Journal: Journal of Communication Research Year:2018 | Volume:25 | Issue:2 (94) Page(s): 129-154

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Analysis of Shaping the Concept of “ Me” and “ The Other” in Animation Ben 10; by Jan Fisk's Technical and Five-Level Roland Barth Method

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SHAYGANFAR NADER | SOJOODI FARZAN | Tooraji Ghasem | Issue Writer Certificate

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animation Ben 10Q1

Postcolonial CritiqueQ1

John Fisk MethodQ1

Roland Barth MethodQ1

Me and The OtherQ1

Abstract

animation Ben 10 is one of the most successful series produced for children. The series that with its high-sales have superiority to the audience, is the story of a white American boy who accidentally finds a watch on a family trip which allows him to transform into ten different alien creatures. Films and media products contain the symbolic, cultural and social implications of the dominant social culture, therefore, they can be the source of research that has a critical attitude towards such texts. Postcolonial criticism can be a case among the studies based on this approache. Postcolonial theory and critique, which is based on the analysis of targeted texts, seeks the textual dual elements that can create the theme that maks “ The Other” . Edward Said argued that the audience reacts to these dual themes, when it comes to choosing one of those. The paper based on this theoretical framework is to seek these themes making “ The Other” , using deep analysis of the inner textual codes by the Fisk and Bart method. It eventually shows how to create “ Me” and “ The Other” processes.

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SHAYGANFAR, NADER, SOJOODI, FARZAN, & Tooraji, Ghasem. (2018). Analysis of Shaping the Concept of “ Me” and “ The Other” in Animation Ben 10; by Jan Fisk's Technical and Five-Level Roland Barth Method. JOURNAL OF COMMUNICATION RESEARCH (PAZHOOHESH VA SANJESH), 25(2 (94) ), 129-154. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/152860/en

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SHAYGANFAR NADER, SOJOODI FARZAN, Tooraji Ghasem. Analysis of Shaping the Concept of “ Me” and “ The Other” in Animation Ben 10; by Jan Fisk's Technical and Five-Level Roland Barth Method. JOURNAL OF COMMUNICATION RESEARCH (PAZHOOHESH VA SANJESH)[Internet]. 2018;25(2 (94) ):129-154. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/152860/en

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NADER SHAYGANFAR, FARZAN SOJOODI, and Ghasem Tooraji, “Analysis of Shaping the Concept of “ Me” and “ The Other” in Animation Ben 10; by Jan Fisk's Technical and Five-Level Roland Barth Method,” JOURNAL OF COMMUNICATION RESEARCH (PAZHOOHESH VA SANJESH), vol. 25, no. 2 (94) , pp. 129–154, 2018, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/152860/en

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