Sociology of media 2700-L-DM-D2SOME
Subject is devoted to various issues related to the impact of the media on social processes - communcal (sociological) within multifactor relationships that occur between individuals, social groups, institutions, media and finally, political, business or cultural. The aim of the seminar is:
identify key aspects of media mediation of social community;
explain in an understandable way (through examples) the most important theories, effects and phenomena conditioning the functioning of mediated society.
explain the role and influence of the media in shaping social interactions taking place in the framework of public discourse (social)
Term 2023L:
Subject is devoted to various issues related to the impact of the media on social processes - communcal (sociological) within multifactor relationships that occur between individuals, social groups, institutions, media and finally, political, business or cultural. The aim of the seminar is: |
Term 2024L:
Subject is devoted to various issues related to the impact of the media on social processes - communcal (sociological) within multifactor relationships that occur between individuals, social groups, institutions, media and finally, political, business or cultural. The aim of the seminar is: |
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Learning outcomes
After completing the course, students:
KNOWLEDGE:
1. Know and understand the basic concepts of sociology of the media;
2. Know and understand the most important aspects of the different contexts of the media to social, cultural, economic and political reality.
3. Recognizes and identifies the most important problems and dilemmas related to the functioning of the media in contemporary society network – postinformation - subject to strong tendencies of mediatization and marketization.
SKILLS:
1. Able to diagnose and analyze the phenomenon of socio-cultural and political coverage and commented in mediated social discourse
2. Can perform logical reasoning on the functions, tasks, goals and ways of influencing the mass media and non-institutional media (2.0) on the participants in social interaction.
OTHER COMPETENCES:
1. Uses knowledge and analytical skills to recognize the phenomena and problems of contemporary social life subject to strong processes of mediatization
2. It can diagnose problems that are at the interface between different disciplines, systems and disciplines which are dedicated to the logic of media
3. It is able to identify and explain the various aspects of the cultural, political, economic and social functioning of the media
Assessment criteria
Reading, active participation in classes (discussion), attendance (max 2 absences), passing the exam (only those who pass the exercises are allowed to take the exam)
Practical placement
no
Bibliography
1. A. Eliott, Współczesna teoria społeczna, Warszawa 2011;
2. M. Golka, Socjologia kultury, Warszawa 2013;
3. M. Mrozowski, Media masowe. Władza, rozrywka i biznes, Warszawa 2001;
4. W. Pisarek, Wstęp do nauki o komunikowaniu, Warszawa 2008;
5. D. McQuail, Teorie komunikowania masowego, Warszawa 2008;
6. T. Goban-Klas, Media i komunikowanie masowe. Teorie i analizy prasy, radia, telewizji i Internetu, Warszawa 2009;
7. Słownik terminologii medialnej, pod red. W. Pisarka, Kraków 2006;
8. Dziennikarstwo i świat mediów. Nowa edycja, pod red. Z. Bauera, E. Chudzińskiego, Kraków 2010;
9. Brémond Alice, Couet Jean-François, Davie Anne, Kompendium wiedzy o socjologii, Wydawnictwo Naukowe PWN, Warszawa 2006
Additional information
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