Materialism - Samenvattingen en Aantekeningen

Een samenvatting van alle lectures, inclusief voorbeelden en uitbreiding van de slides!

Summary of key thinkers and concepts listed in the syllabus

Volledige samenvatting van alle hoorcolleges van het vak Introductie tot Cognitiewetenschappen!

Summary of Task 6 in Man and Machine

In this file, I have summarized all the exam-related material. This includes a summary per week of the lecture material along with a summary of the literature material. To top that off, I have also added a practise exam with answers (I highly recommend you to study this carefully) and a short guide of the exam material for during the exam. Good luck with the exam ;)

Concepts and persons described. , , Ideology, Hegemony, Globalization, Language, Parole, Semiotics, Structuralism, Signifier, Signified, Cultural codes, Denotation, Connotation, Poststructuralism, Discourse, Archeology, Genealogy, Television, News, The manipulative model, The pluralist model, The hegemonic model, The dominant-hegemonic encoding/decoding, Negotiated code, An oppositional code, Active audience paradigm, Youth, Subculture, Homologies, Bricolage, Subjectivity, Identity, Essentialism...

Concepts and definitions of the Cultural Studies. Based on the lecture slides.

Notes of all the persons who were mentioned in the course, and a description of what their ideas were.

This is the summary I made using the book (yes I actually read all those chapters and summarized it), the lecture notes and slides. I combined the slides and the book information in such a way that it complemented each other and isn't chaotic . I hope this will help the people that need it for the exam. I wish you all the luck fellow student! :)

The document consists of: Notes from all lectures Notes from all course readings, excerpts, summaries Notes from all educational videos made for this course ("Roadmap to Media Theory") Illustrations, Links to other materials mentioned or viewed in the course ALL IN ONE DOCUMENT The document is divided into weeks in which the topics were taught. Week 1 consists of notes on how to write an academic essay, academic writing, how to write an argument (there was a reading on that, might ...