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CMS2017 Australian Television
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1 |
| Faculty or Section : |
Faculty of Arts |
| School or Department : |
School of Humanities and Communication |
| Version produced : |
12 May 2013 |
Other requisites
Students will require access to e-mail and have internet access to UConnect for this course.
Synopsis
Television is a key apparatus of popular culture and one of the most employed media of the Australian public sphere, contributing greatly to the repertoire of cultural meanings and practices of everyday life. Television informs, entertains, reflects and reinforces notions of who we are, what our culture means and how we relate to others. Television feeds into almost all aspects of Australian society including commerce, politics, economics and identity. This course surveys the cultural functions, institutional structures and industry approaches associated with Australian television.
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