Class Media Theory

  a) distinguish medium (media) and technology; b) Describe technically mediated experience; c) adapt knowledge into an argumentative and critical judgement to current situation; d) identify the main paradigms in thinking mediation; e) to produce a critical judgment about media in a creative context; f) recognize how media shapes culture; g) know the genealogy of the media and how an theory of the media is possible; h) recognize the 'media reality’; i) to identify as differences and antitheses between different theoretical positions; j) have a critical position on the history of the media; k) be acquainted about the relations between the media and society; l) determine the impact of the media on the arts and aesthetics; m) be able to identify political strategies made possible by media; n) identify research branches in media studies. o) be able to build a systematic argumentative discourse on the relationships between culture, art, media and reality.