Code: | CS200012 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Acronym: | TMC | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Section/Department: | Communication and Language Sciences | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Semester/Trimester: | 2nd Semester | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Teaching weeks: | 15 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Head: |
Lídia Soraya Barreto Marôpo |
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Lectures: |
Lídia Soraya Barreto Marôpo |
Portuguese
At the end of the course the students should be able to:
- Understand what are the theories and models of communication and what are their purposes.
- Characterize the main theories and models of communication in its historical, scientific and technological context.
- Reflect on mediated communication from different points of view: production, content and reception.
- Critically analyze the media (new and traditional), taking into account their roles in contemporary societies and their social, political and economic effects.
- The objects of study of communication theories: communication processes and media.
- Mediated communication from different points of view: studies on the production, content and reception of the media.
- The perspective of the unlimited effects of the media: hypodermic theory and its deployment.
- The perspective of the limited effects of the media: the two-step flow of communication theory, the psychological studies of persuasion, the American functionalism and the hypothesis of uses and gratifications.
- The technological perspective of the media: 'the medium is the message'.
- The perspective of the cognitive effects of the media: agenda-setting.
- The critical perspective of the media: Frankfurt School and Cultural Studies.
- Change of paradigm: from mass communication to network communication or an introduction to digital cultures.
- Development of an exploratory research project.
The sessions are centered on exposition of concepts, face-to-face debates and practical exercises. Students are invited to participate in activities in all classes and regularly present the results of the work they do.
a) Test: 40%
b) Group work: 40%
c) Exercises in class: 20%
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