This was written feedback.
The overall feedback was that my title/research question needs firming up to ensure that it’s not too broad; but that it was useful work and generally reads well.
General advice given:
- Write as if to a general reader, be analytical and concise, and get to the point fast.
Actions:
For Literature review and dissertation
- Label files:PH6CTS -2 Literature review and include name (I think he means in the file name)
- Redraft my dissertation planner in the light of Tutors comments
- Add some examples of case studies and images to my historical account of semiotics
- Integrate the practice of chosen photographers to my examples of semiotics and discourse analysis.
- Tackle the effect of audience in the conclusion when bringing other strands together.
- Emphasis the caveat that Saussurian linguistic semiotics needs further development for a proper understanding of the nature of visual signification
- Include Pierce’s triangular model.
- Read additional suggestions from Tutor.
For Dissertation proposal:
- Reframe the title/questions
- Redraft the planner including the effect of the audience on interpretation in the conclusion.
- Omit the bibliography from the proposal document; it is only needed for the Literature review.
Comments on my evidence against learning outcomes:
LO1 undertaken research and study demonstrating comprehensive knowledge of your area of specialisation and built a theoretical framework for your creative practice
- Here I should evidence my research methodologies, semiotics leading to discourse analysis and case studies (Practise research) on artists.
LO2 synthesised and articulated your critical, contextual, and conceptual knowledge and understanding into a coherent critique of advanced academic standard
- I’m getting there but needs firming up
LO3 applied your own criteria of judgement, reviewed, criticised and taken responsibility for your own work with minimum guidance
- Good that I identified that Saussurian semiotics needs further development for a good understanding of visual signification.
LO4 selected and applied information management skills and used appropriate technology in the production of an accomplished critique with minimal supervision
- Tutor gave some suggestions for further reading on affect/effect.
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