what is it called when audiences draw on their own social circumstances when attributing meaning and value to popular culture. These meanings are patterned according to persistent systems of social organization structured by differences in socioeconomic status, nationality, race, ethnicity, gender, sexuality, religion, or age.

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17 March, 18:58

what is it called when audiences draw on their own social circumstances when attributing meaning and value to popular culture. These meanings are patterned according to persistent systems of social organization structured by differences in socioeconomic status, nationality, race, ethnicity, gender, sexuality, religion, or age.

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Ally Dixon · Answer 1

Interpretive communities

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An interpretive community is a group of people that interpret texts in a similar way because they share some kind of relation or experience with it. All meanings depend on the reader and the context of the text. Meanings cannot exist outside of audience interpretation.