BA Politische Kommunikation - Seminar (mit Anwesenheitspflicht) KF/BF
Instructors: Dr. Pablo Jost; Prof. Dr. Marcus Maurer; Prof. Dr. Oliver Quiring; Prof. Dr. Christian Schemer; Tobias Scherer; Frank Schneider; Baruch ShomronShortname: SE Polit. Kommunik.
Course No.: 02.303.16_120
Course Type: Seminar
Requirements / organisational issues
The course A (Shomron) is conducted in English. Language proficiency does not factor into the grading; basic English skills are sufficient for participation.Course A (Shomron): Marginalized Populations and Media Challenges in Israel
Seminar description and aims: The marginalization of various groups in society has detrimental effects on individuals' wellbeing and freedoms. The media, as an important societal resource, can play an important role (positive or negative) in enabling individuals from marginalized populations. In this seminar, we will examine various marginalized populations in Israel and explore their mediated interactions, focusing on access, usage, and representations. By exploring the unique media experiences of various groups, we will gain a better understanding of the role of media in society and a better understanding of the overall opportunities currently available for individuals from marginalized populations in an ever-increasing mediated world.
*Please note that this seminar will be taught in English.
Anwesenheitspflicht
Attendance is mandatory in this seminar. This means that you must document your presence in the course by signing the attendance list. You may miss a maximum of two sessions per semester in these courses.Contents
Course A (Shomron): Marginalized Populations and Media Challenges in Israel*Seminar description and aims: The marginalization of various groups in society has detrimental effects on individuals' wellbeing and freedoms. The media, as an important societal resource, can play an important role (positive or negative) in enabling individuals from marginalized populations. In this seminar, we will examine various marginalized populations in Israel and explore their mediated interactions, focusing on access, usage, and representations. By exploring the unique media experiences of various groups, we will gain a better understanding of the role of media in society and a better understanding of the overall opportunities currently available for individuals from marginalized populations in an ever-increasing mediated world.
*Please note that this seminar will be taught in English.
