Teaching Media Education: A Guide for Media Educators
New Delhi: Media House (2000), 113 pp.
Contains illustrations
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"This is a practical handbook for those who are interested in teaching Media Education to different groups. It condenses the major concepts in Media Education and contextualises them amply. It is designed in a systematic way, leading the learner through awareness, analysis (reflection) and action. The book will definitely incite the creativity of its users, to make learning an interesting activity. However, it does not substitute any textbook on the subject, nor the basic training required to handle the subject." (Publisher description)
1 Media Awareness
2 Information Overload
3 Media and Our Culture
4 Media and Aesthetics
5 Media as Entertainment
6 De-mystifying the Media
7 Media Language: Its Sensorial Appeal
8 Media Support Each Other for Their Survival
9 Dehumanization through the Media
10 Media and Consumerism
11 The Philosophy of Commercialism
12 Media and Reality: Media Construct Reality; All Media Are Constructions Media Create Stereotypes
13 Media Imperialism
14 Cultural Erosion and Mental Colonization
15 Violence in the Media
16 Media Promote Moral Permissiveness
17 Advertisements
18 Cinema Studies
19 Cinema Analysis
20 Cinema: Various Other Angles
21 Cinema: A Sociological Study
22 Alternative Media
23 Our Response to the Media
2 Information Overload
3 Media and Our Culture
4 Media and Aesthetics
5 Media as Entertainment
6 De-mystifying the Media
7 Media Language: Its Sensorial Appeal
8 Media Support Each Other for Their Survival
9 Dehumanization through the Media
10 Media and Consumerism
11 The Philosophy of Commercialism
12 Media and Reality: Media Construct Reality; All Media Are Constructions Media Create Stereotypes
13 Media Imperialism
14 Cultural Erosion and Mental Colonization
15 Violence in the Media
16 Media Promote Moral Permissiveness
17 Advertisements
18 Cinema Studies
19 Cinema Analysis
20 Cinema: Various Other Angles
21 Cinema: A Sociological Study
22 Alternative Media
23 Our Response to the Media
