Class Fundamentals of Journalism

Designed to address the foundational training gaps of students in the areas of communication and journalism, this course aims to provide an initial introduction to media literacy, specifically in the field of journalism. At the same time, it should promote a first theoretical and practical contact with the social and normative foundations, as well as the basic techniques and languages of journalism, which will be further developed and deepened in the third year.

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The Impassable Boundary: Reality vs. Fiction The Fluid Boundary: Information and Opinion Mediations and Mediatisations Journalism, Normativity, and Praxis A First Look at Journalistic Genres Journalistic Field, Organization, Culture, and Techné Corporate and Alternative Journalism Conventional Journalism and New Digital Journalistic-Informative Expressions Public Opinion and Published Opinion Relations Between Systems of Power and Technical Devices for Mass Discourse Amplification The Journalistic Ethos. Practices in Journalism

Students should undergo a teaching/learning process that incorporates a balanced mix of traditional printed and audiovisual materials, along with digital resources. Controlled use of AI technologies is anticipated, with the dual objective of studying journalistic production proposals in a comparative manner and familiarizing students with the appropriate use of such technologies

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