media theory workshop -...
TRANSCRIPT
María Luengo
Department of Journalism and Audio
The Workshop in Media Theory the course’s lecture. Meeting weekly throughout this semester, it will constitute an ongoing seminar to explore texts and realapproach to the main media theory text theories covered by previous lecturesadvance, and outside of class, students will discuss it ifour people during the first part of the seminar. Then, one group will present the text and lead the whole group discussion
Date Group
Week 1 -
Week 2 1
Week 3 2
Paul F.
Week 4 3
Week 5 4
Week 6 5
Week 7 6
Week 8 7
Week 9 8
Week 10 9
Week 11 -
María Luengo ([email protected]) artment of Journalism and Audiovisual Communication
Media theory workshop
Media Theory is designed to be a more informal sessionMeeting weekly throughout this semester, it will constitute
to explore texts and real-life examples. Students will approach to the main media theory text (in the syllabus), using concepts
previous lectures. After reading the text individuallyoutside of class, students will discuss it in small group of three or
during the first part of the seminar. Then, one group will present and lead the whole group discussion.
Planning
Topic and text
Modernity: John B. Thompson
Transmission: Harold Lasswell
Persuasion and Influence:
Paul F. Lazarsfeld and Robert Merton; Elihu Katz and Paul F. Lazarsfeld
Cultural Forms: Roland Barthes /James Carey
Spectacle / Simulacra: Jean Baudrillard
Prosthesis: Marshall McLuhan
Decoding : Stuart Hall
Public Sphere: Jüger Habermas
Agenda Setting: Maxwell McCombs and Donald L. Saw
Convergence: Henry Jenkins
Conclusion
visual Communication
more informal session than Meeting weekly throughout this semester, it will constitute
. Students will using concepts and
reading the text individually, in group of three or
during the first part of the seminar. Then, one group will present
and Robert Merton; Elihu Katz and Paul F. Lazarsfeld
James Carey
Jean Baudrillard
Maxwell McCombs and Donald L. Saw