Examining Ideology and Power in Communication Practices

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This exam assesses the understanding of ideology's role in communication practices. Focus on articulating theoretical insights and analyzing case studies.

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Exam Details

Duration: 50 minutes

Prerequisites: Introduction to Ideological Theory, Media Effects Studies

Key Topics

Ideology
Power Relations
Media Criticism
Marxist Theory

Learning Outcomes

Articulate Ideological Perspectives
Analyze Case Studies
Critique Media Representations

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This exam concentrates on the role of ideology in shaping communication practices and the implications of power relations. Key theorists include Marx, Adorno, and Habermas.

The study of ideology in communication is fundamental for recognizing how media representations can both reflect and resist dominant power structures. Such analyses are critical for effective advocacy in social change efforts.

Participants will be evaluated on their skills in discussing the theoretical perspectives and their capacity to analyze case studies of ideological influences in communication.

An emphasis will be placed on clear articulation of ideas and the ability to connect theoretical insights with practical implications.

Sample Questions

What role does ideology play in shaping public perceptions through media?
How do Habermas's theories of the public sphere relate to contemporary communication practices?

Field: Social Sciences

Subfield: Communication Studies

Specialization: Critical Communication Theory

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