CSP case studies: Final index

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  1.  Magazines: Tatler
  2.  Advertising and Marketing: Galaxy Audrey Hepburn advert
  3. OSP & Videogames: Lara Croft Go
  4. Music Video: One Direction
  5. Music Video: Arctic Monkeys
  6. Television: Class - Language and Representation
  7. Television: Class - Industry and Audience
  8. Television: Doctor Who - Language and Representation
  9. Television: Doctor Who - Industry and Audience
  10. Newspapers: The Daily Mirror - Language and Audience
  11. Newspapers: The Daily Mirror - Representation and Industry
  12. Newspapers: The Times - Language and Audience
  13. Newspapers: The Times - Representation and Industry

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