İçerik
Dersin Amacı
Bireylerin biyolojik kimliklerinin tanınırlığının toplumsal hayatın önemli sorunları arasında yer aldığı günümüzde, bu dersin amacı medyanın “toplumsal cinsiyetlerin” üretimi ve yeniden üretiminde ne şekilde etkili olduğu üzerinde yoğunlaşmak; medya araçlarının feminist hareket ve LGBTİQ+ hareket tarafından nasıl kullanıldığını incelemektir.
Dersin İçeriği
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Dersin Öğrenme Çıktıları
Bu dersin sonunda öğrenciler aşağıdaki konularda bilgi sahibi olur ve çeşitli toplumsal konulara eleştirel bir bakış açısı kazanırlar:
- toplumsal cinsiyet
- feminizm
- LGBTİ+ kavram ve konular
- annelik
- beden politikaları
- çevrimiçi eylemcilik
- eğitimde toplumsal cinsiyetin etkisi
- çalışma hayatında toplumsal cinsiyetin etkisi
- nefret söylemi, nefret suçları
Öğretim Yöntemleri
Teorik temellerin aktarımı, bilimsel makalelerin öğrenciler tarafından sunumu, makalelerin kısa analizleri.
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