Collective Identity and Representation Theory

Collective Identity and Representation Theory


1) You can link to what portray on social media.

2) Nike, Adidas, Sony, North face, Samsung

 3) Yes as nowadays sine more things are able to be bought and have different price ranges making it easier for different demographics to afford it therefore making it more widespread. This can also be shown by how premium brands tend to have less but charge higher prices as they know their audience will buy it further proving style over substance is true.

 4) Media saturation is the idea that things included in the media such as TV, films, radios have become more widespread and are further increasing as the rate of technology, this can be shown i streaming services and music streaming services.

 5) Not really since I'm not active on social media.

 6) No, as it feels as an invasion of privacy.

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