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Category Archives: Film and Television
Teaching Production in a Liberal Arts Context
Cinema Journal Teaching Dossier Vol. 2(2) Spring 2014 Paul McEwan Muhlenberg College “What’s the most interesting idea you’ve learned here in the past year?” A few weeks before students begin my Video Production course, they receive this … Continue reading
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Flipping German Cinema
Cinema Journal Teaching Dossier Vol. 2(2) Spring 2014 Karen R. Achberger St. Olaf College Since 2007, educators are increasingly turning to a model of instruction called Flipped Learning where lectures and homework are reversed (or inverted): the lectures are … Continue reading
Deconstructing TV’s Buffy
Course Description and Objectives: Buffy the Vampire Slayer is an extremely “full” text, playing on ideological fault lines (the “Hellmouth,” if you will) throughout its 103 hours. The series, self-consciously generic in conception and execution, allows this course to examine … Continue reading
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Society of the Spectacle
Guy Debord’s extensive reinterpretation of Marx’s work is a particularly difficult text for students to read. However most issues relating to commodity fetishism, alienation and the role of the mass media in distracting the public from more serious issues can be discussed in this video clip of the Adam Freeland song, We want your soul Continue reading
Media Criticism
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