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Film and Media Historiography
201 | CCN: 25948 | 33577
Instructor: Kristen Whissel
Lab: F 12pm-2pm; Seminar: F 2pm-5pm This course investigates a range of methodologies and approaches for writing film and media history from the perspective of technological and historical change. Each week we will focus on recent examples of... More -
Graduate Film Historiography
201 001 | CCN: 25948
Instructor: Kristen Mary Whissel
Location: Internet/Online
Date and Time: F 2:00pm - 4:59pm
This course investigates a range of methodologies and approaches for writing film and media history from the perspective of technological and historical change. Each week we will focus on recent examples of historiography that engage with, historicize... More -
Professionalization Seminar
203 001 | CCN: 21831
Instructor: Kristen Mary Whissel
Location: Internet/Online
Date and Time: TU 1:00pm - 3:59pm
This seminar will address matters related to professionalization within the discipline of Film & Media Studies as well as the degree requirements for the Ph.D. in Film & Media. Each week we will meet to discuss a... More -
Film and Media Seminar “Digital Aesthetics”
240 - 001 | CCN: 25328 | 26530
Instructor: Jacob Gaboury
*This course will be taught via Remote-Synchronous instruction Lecture: Th 2pm-5pm; Lab: Th 5pm-8pm This course will examine the influence of digital technology on contemporary film and visual media. Drawing on... More -
Graduate Topics in Film
240 001 | CCN: 25328
Instructor: Jacob R Gaboury
Location: Internet/Online
Date and Time: TH 2:00pm - 4:59pm
This course will examine the influence of digital technology on contemporary film and visual media. Drawing on art history, cinema studies, architecture, and media studies we will historicize the radical shift brought about by digital technology while... More -
Film and Media Seminar “The Frankfurt School and Critical Media Theory”
240 002 | CCN: 33578
Instructor: Anton J Kaes
Location: Internet/Online
Date and Time: M 1:00pm - 3:59pm
This research seminar will focus on Frankfurt School theories of film, photography, radio, and television, as well as the culture industry in general. We will engage in close readings of texts by Siegfried Kracauer, Walter Benjamin, Leo... More -
Screen Dynamics: A Comparative Perspective
240 003 | CCN: 33615
Instructor: Weihong Bao
Location: Internet/Online
Date and Time: W 4:00pm - 6:59pm
In recent years, the proliferation and ubiquity of screens across the globe has raised new questions about the ontology, archaeology, and ecology of media. What is a screen? Is it a technical device, a material surface, an... More -
Directed Research
299 010 | CCN: 34171
Instructor: Jeffrey A. Skoller
Date and Time: 12:00am - 12:00am
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