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Course ID: | KINS 5210/7210. 3 hours. | Course Title: | Sport and the Mass Media | Course Description: | The economic structure of media and sport. Print and electronic media's representation of sport. Theories and methodologies for exploring the relationship between media and sport. | Oasis Title: | SPORT MASS MEDIA | Duplicate Credit: | Not open to students with credit in PEDS 5210/7210 | Semester Course Offered: | Offered spring semester every year. | Grading System: | A-F (Traditional) |
| Course Objectives: | Upon completing this class, graduate students should be
knowledgeable of: The symbiotic relationship between sport and
the mass media; the theories and methodologies for critically
examining sport and the mass media. The ideological frameworks
within which the mass media in the U.S. operates and how these
frameworks shape media representations. | Topical Outline: | Week 1 Introduction to the mediated experiences and various forms
of the media
Week 2 & 3 The symbiotic relationship between sport and the
media Does sport depend on the media? Does the media depend on
sport? Week 4 & 5 Media Coverage and Sport Consumers The use of
sport and sport figures in advertisement
Week 6 & 7 Ideological Issues (Race, class, gender, etc) and
media representations
Week 8 Sport Commentators and Sportswriters and the filtering of
sporting events
Week 9 Print media and sport coverage Is there a decline in the
need for this service?
Week 10 & 12 Screening mediated coverage of sporting events
Screening Internet services and sports
Week 13 & 14 Screening sport films and sport fiction and its
accuracy in representation of the sporting experience in the
U.S. Week 15 & 16 Presentations and collection of book reviews | |
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