Universiteit van Amsterdam (UVA) • Media Studies

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Global Digital Cultures Full Lecture, Viewings & Readings Notes (edit 18th November: I got an 8.9 with these notes)

This document is a summary of everything you need to know for your exam, including the lectures and (organised) personal notes. I received an 8.8 for the exam by studying this summary!

Notes I used to pass the course ♡

A very comprehensive summary of the lectures of the course Philosophy of the Humanities 1 (Media Studies). The summary provides my notes of all the lectures - which are written in such detail because I'm that kind of person - and therefore provides a broad overview of the six lectures. All concepts are defined and explained. For the exam, I've only learned these notes and completed the course with an 8, in other words, I did not use the book! So I hope this summary can be helpful for you as well...

Notes from all course materials: lectures readings Q&As After-exam discussion notes

Living Information lectures, materials, and Q&As that will help you pass the final exam.

Summary of all Media, Time and Space lectures, seminars, readings and viewings: Week 1: Introduction – Media and/as Nature Reading: Sarah Sharma, “Temporality” in Keywords for Media Studies, eds. Laurie Ouellette and Jonathan Gray. New York: NYU Press, 2016: 194-196. Helen Morgan Parmett, “Space” in Keywords for Media Studies, eds. Laurie Ouellette and Jonathan Gray. New York: NYU Press, 2016: 181-183. 3. John Durham Peters, “Understanding Media” in The Marvelous Clouds: To...

Summary of all Media Theory lectures, Roadmaps, readings and close group readings. I've also structured all main concepts and ideas to each other for an easy overview.

This summary includes a short summary of all essential concepts featured in the readings and seminars of the course.