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Humanities DEI-SJ OER

This OER contains readings, classroom activities, and assignments for use in humanities and English courses at City Colleges of Chicago. The subject matter offered is in the media studies discipline, and the focus is diversity, equity, inclusion, and social justice.

Humanities

Tác giả: Erica McCormack & Jack Lindsay
Nhà xuất bản: City Colleges of Chicago
Nguồn: LibreTexts
Giấy phép: CC BY-NC-SA
Ngôn ngữ: EN

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01: Reading Culture - A Primer on Power and Ideology
1.01: Power and Ideology - An Introduction to Study J. F. Lindsay
1.02: Power and Ideology - Classroom Activity
1.03: Power and Ideology - Assessment
02: Reading Culture - Discourse the Popular and You
2.01: Foucault 101 - A (Very Brief) Introduction to Discourse J. F. Lindsay
2.02: Discourse - Classroom Activity
2.03: Discourse - Assessment
03: Reading Culture - Critical Perspectives on Technology
3.01: Technology 101- What Do We Need To Know About The Future We're Creating Howard Rheingold
3.02: Thinking Technology - Classroom Activity
3.03: Thinking Technology - Assessment
04: Reading Culture - Semiotics and the Fundamentals of Meaning-Making
4.01: Semiotics and Advertising - Hypertext Essay Tom Streeter
4.02: Semiotics - Classroom Activity
4.03: Semiotics - Assessment
05: Reading Culture - Children's Media and the Always Already of Ideology
5.01: Damsels and Heroines - The Conundrum of the Post-Feminist Disney Princess Cassandra Stover
5.02: Reading Disney - Classroom Activity
5.03: Reading Disney - Assessment
06: Reading Culture - Oppositional Viewership and You
6.01: Oppositional Viewership - An Introduction to Study J. F. Lindsay
6.02: Oppositional Viewership - Classroom Activity
6.03: Oppositional Viewership - Assessment
07: Reading the News - Critical Media Strategies
7.01: Introduction to SIFT Check Please Michael Caulfield
7.02: Reading the News - Classroom Activity
7.03: Reading the News - Assessment
08: Reading the Movies - An Introduction to Cinematic Language
8.01: How To Watch A Movie Moving Pictures Russell Sharman
8.02: Reading the Movies - Classroom Activity
8.03: Reading the Movies - Assessment
09: Reading Television - The Cultural Shifts of Streaming Media
9.01: Widening landscapes of TV storytelling in the digital media environment of the 21st century Milly Buonanno
9.02: Reading Television - Classroom Activity
9.03: Reading Television - Assessment
10: Reading the Internet - The Political Power of Memes
10.01: OK Boomer - Internet Memes as Consciousness Building Anderson and Keehn
10.02: Power of Memes - Classroom Activity
10.03: Power of Memes - Assessment
11: Reading the Internet - Coded Inequalities and Algorithmic Bias
11.01: The Age of Algorithms Butler Sargent and Smith
11.1.01: The Age of Algorithms
11.1.1.01: What are Algorithms
11.1.1.02: The Influence of Algorithms
11.1.1.03: Algorithmic Bias
11.1.1.04: The Attention Economy
11.1.1.05: Algorithms and Polarization
11.1.1.06: Filter Bubbles
11.1.1.07: Conclusion
11.02: Coded Inequalities - Classroom Activity
11.03: Coded Inequalities - Assessment
12: Reading the Internet - The (Hidden) Costs of the Digital
12.01: Digital Costs - An Introduction to Study J. F. Lindsay
12.02: Digital Costs - Classroom Activity
12.03: Digital Costs - Assessment
13: Reading Social Media - TikTok Instagram and the Making of You
13.01: Why's Everyone on TikTok Now The Algorithmized Self and the Future of Self-Making on Social Media Bhandari and Bimo
13.02: Reading Social Media - Classroom Activity
13.03: Reading Social Media - Assessment
14: Reading Algorithms - Parrot of the Ideological
14.01: Design Justice A.I. and Escape from the Matrix of Domination Sasha Costanza-Chock
14.02: Reading Algorithms - Classroom Activity
14.03: Reading Algorithms - Assessment
15: Reading Culture - Digital Activism
15.01: Beyond Hashtags - Black Twitter and Building Solidarity Across Borders Kimberly McNair
15.02: Digital Activism - Classroom Activity
15.03: Digital Activism - Assessment
16: Reading the Environment - Media Representation and Climate Change
16.01: Media and Climate - Reading Materials
16.1.01: Exploring youth activism on climate change - dutiful disruptive and dangerous dissent O'Brien Selboe and Hayward
16.1.02: Why humans are so bad at thinking about climate change Vox
16.02: Media and Climate - Classroom Activity
16.03: Media and Climate - Assessment
17: Reading Spectacle - A Close Look at the 1893 World's Fair
17.01: Front Matter
17.1.01: Table of Contents
17.02: A Close Look at the 1893 World's Fair - Introduction to Chapter Readings and Videos
17.2.01: The Worlds Columbian Exposition - Introduction
17.2.02: The White City and Fairgrounds
17.2.03: The Midway
17.2.04: Early Chicago - The 1893 World's Fair (readings and videos from WTTW Chicago)
17.03: A Close Look at the 1893 World's Fair - Classroom Activity
17.04: A Close Look at the 1893 World's Fair - Assessment
18: Reading Photographs - An Introduction to the Gaze
18.01: A Web Essay on the Male Gaze Fashion Advertising and the Pose Streeter Hintlian Chipetz and Callender
18.02: Male Gaze - Classroom Activity
18.03: Male Gaze - Assessment
19: Reading Photographs - A Close Look at Photographic Origins of Mugshots and Facial Recognition
19.01: Front Matter
19.1.01: Table of Contents
19.02: Front Matter
19.2.01: Table of Contents
19.03: Photographic Origins of Mugshots and Facial Recognition - Introduction to Chapter Readings and Videos
19.04: Photographic Origins of Mugshots and Facial Recognition - Classroom Activity
19.05: Photographic Origins of Mugshots and Facial Recognition - Assessment
20: Reading Photographs - Truth Lies and Power Dynamics in Historical Photography
20.01: Front Matter
20.1.01: Table of Contents
20.02: Front Matter
20.2.01: Table of Contents
20.03: Truth Lies and Power Dynamics in Historical Photography - Introduction to Chapter Readings and Videos
20.3.01: The Clash of Cultures From Both Sides
20.04: Truth Lies and Power Dynamics in Historical Photography - Classroom Activity
20.05: Truth Lies and Power Dynamics in Historical Photography - Assessment
21: Reading Public Art - Inscribing Our Environment
21.01: Front Matter
21.1.01: Table of Contents
21.02: Front Matter
21.2.01: Table of Contents
21.03: Inscribing Our Environment - Introduction to Chapter Readings and Videos
21.04: Inscribing Our Environment - Classroom Activity
21.05: Inscribing Our Environment - Assessment
22: Reading Pop Art in Fashion - Commerce Consumption and Costume
22.01: Front Matter
22.1.01: Table of Contents
22.02: Front Matter
22.2.01: Table of Contents
22.03: Pop Art in Fashion - Introduction to Chapter Readings and Videos
22.04: Pop Art in Fashion - Classroom Activity
22.05: Pop Art in Fashion - Assessment
23: Reading Television - Neoliberalism and Reality TV
23.01: Neoliberalism- A Short Primer J. F. Lindsay
23.02: Neoliberalism - Classroom Activity
23.03: Neoliberalism - Assessment