Category Archives: Readings for Undergraduates

Finding readings that speak to and engage undergraduates in critical issues in media studies can be tough. Here are readings that work particularly well in undergraduate classrooms, along with descriptions and information about the teaching contexts in which they were used.

Group Activity on Pornography

For a session on “pornography” as part of a media literacy class, I have previously assigned the following two readings (see attached files) Dworkin, Andrea.  Selections from Pornography: Men Possessing Women. New York: Plume, 1979. McElroy, Wendy. Selections from XXX: … Continue reading

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Lighting and Race Article

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Rosen on “Twitter Can’t Topple Dictactors” Meme

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Website: Media Literacy Clearinghouse

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Toward a Framework of Audience Studies

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Selected Definitions for Work in Communication and Media Studies

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The Study of Literature and Culture Online (Theory and Application)

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Elana Levine, “Buffy and the ‘New Girl Order'”

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Meehan on “Why Television is not Our Fault”

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Debating the future of news

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