| American Cultural Studies  |
This course provides an introduction to the interdisciplinary field of cultural studies, exploring the intersection between everyday life, popular culture and broader political and historical contexts within the U.S. |
349 |
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| American Media Industries |
Film, television and music are many things in today’s society – sources of entertainment and art, sites of cultural battles, providers of information, and multi-billion dollar industries. In this course we will focus on how these media work as industries, always keeping in mind how the industrial practices intersect with aesthetic, cultural, and social issues. |
265 |
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| Cartoon Culture: Animated Film & Television |
This course turns a serious eye toward animated film and television, exploring its role in media history, aesthetics, industries, social impacts, technologies, and cross-cultural practices. |
254 |
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| IMAGES OF COMMUNICATION IN SCIENCE-FICTION FILM |
Professor Gary P. Radford, FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON UNIVERSITY |
51 |
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| Media & Childhood in American Culture |
This course considers the controversial relationship between media and childhood in American society. |
240 |
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| Media Technology & Cultural Change |
This course will explore how new media impact society at particular historical moments. |
277 |
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| ORAL INTERPRETATION |
This course has two basic components: 1) literary criticism, and 2) oral interpretation. The purpose of the first is to aid students in understanding the literature they will read aloud. |
173 |
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