Meine Veranstaltungen - E.L.V.I.S. 3.1

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Kalender & Termine

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Anne GRÜNE

Global Knowledge Culture(s) - Postcolonial Perspectives on Film, Arts, Literature and Science

WS 2023

1020025

Teaching language

Englisch

Dates

Wö

18.10.2023–07.02.2024

12:00–14:00

C18-LG 4 | D03

Registration

A Moodle room will be available for the course. The link and further information will be given to all participants in the first session. Students from the MA Kinder- und Jugendmedien, who want to participate in the course, should send me a personal Email prior to the first session. Please note that the course will have limited places for non-Global Communication students. Moreover, the course requires very good English proficiency for all non-Global Communication students.

Modules

M KJM 2017 W02#01 // S 9LP   ::244729::
M KJM 2023 WM01#01 // S 6LP   ::244728::
M Kom 2018 VKKG#01 // S 3LP   ::244726::
M Kom 2023 VKKG#01 // S 3LP   ::244727::

Comment
The course circles around the question of how "global knowledge" and "global culture" are communicatively constructed and shared worldwide. To approach an answer, students will engage with fundamental texts from cultural and postcolonial studies and on the "knowledge society". After jointly developing a conceptual basis, we will evaluate communicative structures and processes in the cultural subsystems of global society, including film, visual arts, literature, and science. In exploratory group projects, students will analyse selected dimensions of global interaction and communication within the aforementioned fields. Exemplary projects may address questions such as: What types of literary narratives and authors are getting global attention? What are excluded histories of an imagined global collective memory? Do all people have access to the global centres of scientific knowledge production? How do schools implement postcolonial approaches to educate "global citizens"? Does knowledge dissemination work the same way in different regions of the world? Who produces and shares knowledge on Wikipedia? Who shares (audio-)visual and aesthetic symbols in the world? Does art promote a "global knowledge gap"? The discussions will result in working papers documenting the status quo of global connectivity and communication in these areas of human creativity from a postcolonial perspective.

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Legende Termintypen

Wö = wöchentlicher Termin , ET = Einzeltermin , AB = A- oder B-Woche , Vo = Vorbesprechung , Ex = Exkursion , Kl = Klausur , Tä, At, Wt = täglicher (Block-)Termin , nV = nach Vereinbarung/nicht festgelegt. Wö = wöchentlicher Termin (meets weekly) , ET = Einzeltermin (meets one time only) , AB = A- oder B-Woche (alternating: “A” or “B” weeks) , Vo = Vorbesprechung (preliminary meeting) , Ex = Exkursion (excursion/study trip) , Kl = Klausur (exam) , Tä, At, Wt = täglicher (Block-)Termin (meets daily/block seminar) , nV = nach Vereinbarung/nicht festgelegt (by appointment, TBA).

Legende Raumbezeichnungen

AMG = AudiMaxGebäude , APS = AlteParteiSchule , FG = Forschungsgebäude , GH = Gartenhaus , GSH = Große Sporthalle , HdProjekte = Haus der Projekte , KSyn = Kleine Synagoge , LG = Lehrgebäude , MG = Mitarbeitergbäude , MTV Halle = Männerturnverein Halle , SH JP = Schwimmhalle Johannesplatz , WBS = Willy Brandt School , ZSG = Zentralschulgarten