Question

viewers what elements are combined in a cultural representation? what contradictions between twilight and traditional vampires get highlighted? how does it speak about the social

Explanation:

For the first question, cultural representations often combine symbols, stories, and values. Symbols can be visual or linguistic, stories convey cultural narratives, and values reflect what a culture deems important. For the second question, in Twilight, vampires can walk in sunlight (albeit with a glitter - effect), have more human - like emotions and relationships, and are part of a more organized 'coven' structure, which contrasts with traditional vampires that are often solitary, burn in sunlight, and are more bestial. For the third (incomplete) question, if referring to Twilight, its portrayal of vampires could speak about social themes like love across 'species' barriers, teenage identity, and the allure of the 'other'.

Answer:

1. Symbols, stories, and values are combined in a cultural representation.
2. Twilight vampires can walk in sunlight, have more human - like emotions and social structures, which are in contrast to traditional vampires.
3. (Incomplete question, but if about Twilight) It can speak about social themes like cross - species love and teenage identity.