(1 point) Hanson argues that we need to think about the notion of representation, since the cinema, like...

Question 27 (1 point)
Hanson argues that we need to think about the notion of representation, since the cinema, like all media forms, does not re-present 'reality' despite the connotations of the term 'representation'. Implicit in this consideration of cinema and childhood is
○ a sense that family films taken birthday parties might do better in portraying childhood accurately.
○ a sense that documentaries are the only films that are accurate.
○ a sense that the cinema is not concerned with a straightforward presentation of the world and of the relations between people within it.
○ All of the above
○ None of the above
Question 28 (1 point)
Hanson argues that the relationship between children and adults reminds us that, while investigating the nature of childhood construction, we might also consider the notion of how adulthood is constructed.
○ True
○ False
Question 29 (1 point)