Object/Signal: contextual displacement

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Tuesday, August 4, 2009

Star Trek Meets Monty Python

A followup to How William Shatner Saved the World and a nice example of pop culture appropriation, contextual displacement and intertextuality.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=luVjkTEIoJc

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MEDIA STUDIES

This blog is set up as an adjunct to the Whanganui School of Design course 'Media Studies'.

MEDIA STUDIES 82.682

Semester 2, 2012

Lecturer / Lynn Hurst

Room: A.4.10

Thursday 1 - 4 pm

Paper Level 6

Credits 15

Prerequisite 82.516

Duration 48 lecturer-supported learning hours

102 independent learning hours = 6.5 hours per week homework

Learning Outcomes:

On completion of this paper students will be able to:

LO1 Demonstrate an understanding of the philosophical foundations and concepts of art and design theory

LO2 Document art theory in terms of socio-historical developments linked to philosophical systems and explore the role of art criticism

LO3 Investigate and analyse different critical theories such as structuralism, semiotics, linguistics, desconstructionism, etc.

LO4 Discuss the effects of critical theory on new media

Assessment is achievement-based. To pass this paper a student must achieve a passing grade of at least 50% of the total aggregate of all the assessments in the paper. Assessment tasks may include written exams, written assignments, quizzes, presentations and interpretive activities. Students will receive an assessment schedule and detail about assessment requirements as soon as possible.

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Tuesday, August 4, 2009

Star Trek Meets Monty Python

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