a course in the critical analysis
of television
in the context of the history
of the times
Dublin
City University
School
of Communications
organisation of the module
a course in the critical analysis
of television
in the context of the history
of the times
Dublin
City University
School
of Communications
organisation of the module
There will be a lecture once a week followed by a viewing session.
Course diaries should be written every week.
These should include an account
of lectures, videos, seminars, reading, web searching, television viewing
and any other experiences relevant to the course (module). These
should be both descriptive and analytical. They should embody a high
level of critical reflection on the course.
For further guidelines, click
here.
These should be edited, typed and uploaded to moodle.dcu.ie in week 13 (for weeks 1 to 12).
Some diaries from previous years may be accessed. These are only to orient you in doing your own. Don't plagiarise.
If you miss a lecture or other
element, say so and what you did to make up for it.
Do not ask for loan of videos
used it class. These will not be given out for individual viewing.
Diaries will count for 100% of the mark.
<<Story
/ Myth / Dream / Drama>>
<<aims>> <<themes>><<books>><<links>><<lectures>>
<<Interrogating
TV Drama>>
<<Irish
Television Drama: A Society and Its Stories>>
<<Soap
Opera and Social Order: Glenroe, Fair City and Contemporary Ireland>>
<<Social
History and TV Drama>>
<<Helena
Sheehan>>
<<School
of Communications>> <<DCU>>
E-mail:helena.sheehan@dcu.ie