The Affect of Cultural Ideology on The Way We Perceive Images

The influence of cultural ideology on how to perceive images The relationship between languages ​​and images provides us a means of finding the root of our own thinking. In Adrienne Rich's article "When We Woke Up: Writing Revision" she used a different image to portray a woman in a poem, and her voice is based on her self-awareness and cultural ideology Open up how it will change. Window John Berger wrote that "view", the relationship between image and person is personal interpretation.

Ideology plays a very important role in how viewers perceive images. Ideology is a system of beliefs that exist in all cultures. It is a broad common values ​​and beliefs for individuals to live in complex social relationships. Ideology makes the observer feel that the partially filled glass image is "half full" or "half sky". Ideology is closely related to Barth's concept of representing the meaning of the image. Ideology plays an important role in interpreting images, and their lifestyle in a particular society depends on beliefs and values ​​of different cultures. Society and ideology can adopt a specific image, but it may be a taboo for groups of other people. Photographs of pigs like textbooks and images are very common for social groups, but in Muslim ideology they can be understood as taboo.

So far we've done a brief study of various ways of defining culture and ideology. It is now clear that culture and ideology cover much of the same concept. The main difference between the two is that the ideology brings a political dimension to the shared terrain. In addition, the introduction of the concept of ideology indicates that the relationship between power and politics inevitably shows a pattern of culture / ideology, which suggests that popular culture research is not merely a discussion of amusement and leisure Respectively.

• Continue to explicitly link to the companion leader's culture theory and a new version of popular culture.