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    Sociology of media and communication

    English section – Common core


    1st year – Licence
    Academic year: 2023-2024
    STUDENT LEARNING OUTCOMES:
    A. Describing the basic concepts in mass media.
    B. Explaining the some theories of mass media, coming from Sociology .
    C. Examining the role of mass media in constructing appropriate and
    suitable definitions, as perceived by society, of norms that guide human
    behavior within the social context.

    Detailed course outline:

    I. Mass Media from sociological perspective


    Defining key concepts:
    1. Network communication and digital communication
    2. Information society
    3. Digital divide
    4. Digital gatekeeper
    5. Digital identity
    6. Technological determinism of Marshal McLuhan
    7. Theories of media and communication: evolution, models and
    relationship with ICT (information and communication technologies)
    8. New trends of the ITC's sociology
    9. Sociology of internet's usage and its platforms.
    10. Society of knowledge, artificial intelligence and digital identity
    11. Journalism practices in the digital age
    12. Mobile journalism in the digital ecosystem
    13. Epistemological perspectives in social and media changes in light
    of technological developments
    14. The cultural dimensions of communication practices behaviors in
    the digital sphere
    15. The culture of communication technologies and civilizational
    challenge

    1
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    (Editors) (1995). From Mouse to Mermaid: The Politics of Film,
    Gender, and Culture. Indiana University Press.
    4. Biagi, Shirley (1993). Media/Reader: Perspectives on Mass Media-
    Industries, Effects, and Issues. Wadsworth Publishing Company.
    5. Butler, Judith. (1997). Excitable speech: A Politics of the
    Performative. Rutledge
    6. Canton, Gregg Lee (1998). Empirical Approaches to Sociology:
    Classic and Contemporary Readings. (Second Edition).
    7. Clover, Carol J. (1992). Men, Women, and Chainsaws: Gender in the
    Modern Horror Film. Princeton University Press.
    8. Conteau, David and Hoynes. William. (1997). Media/Society:
    Industries, Images and Audiences. Pine Forge Press.
    9. Dominick, Joseph R. (2013). The dynamics of Mass Communication:
    Media in transition. (12th, edition).
    10. Dushkin/McGraw-Hill. Hanson, Ralph. (2005). Mass
    Communication: Living in a Media World. (1st Edition).
    11. McGraw-Hill. Harris, Richard Jackson (1994). A Cognitive
    Psychology of Mass Communication , 2nd Edition.
    12. Rampton, Sheldon and Stauber, John, (2003). Weapons of Mass
    Deception: The Uses of Propaganda in Bush’s War on Iraq. Penguin
    Press.
    13. Rapping, Elayne. (1994). Mediations: Forays into the Culture and
    Gender Wars. South End Press.
    14. Rodman, George. (2006). Mass Media in a Changing World:
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