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COM 316: U.S.Public Address II:1866-Present
4.00 Credits
Furman University
GER: TA (Critical, Analytical Interpretation of Texts) History and criticism of major U.S. speeches and rhetorical texts. Examination of a broad range of historical and rhetorical factors that influenced the construction and reception of speeches from the end of the Civil War to the present. Focus on the political, religious, legal, and social exigencies to which the speeches responded, as well as the place of these rhetorical texts in U.S. public controversies. 4 credits.
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COM 321: Media Criticism
4.00 Credits
Furman University
Critical methods used to analyze the mass media and popular cultural texts. The theoretical basis of such critical methods as semiotics, psychoanalysis, narrative and ideological theory, and cultural studies, and how to use these methods to analyze media texts such as television shows, movies, and magazine advertisements. May satisfy the pre-fall 2008 general education requirement in upper-level humanities. 4 credits.
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COM 331: Media History
4.00 Credits
Furman University
GER: HA (Historical Analysis of Human Interactions) Examining the changing nature, structure, and function of mass media institutions in the United States and their historical relationships to society and culture from the founding of the republic to the end of the 20th century. 4 credits.
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COM 335: Political Economy of Mass Media
4.00 Credits
Furman University
Examining the structure, regulation, economics, ownership, and technology of mass media, as well as the influence of these factors on global media content. 4 credits.
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COM 341: Interpersonal Communication
4.00 Credits
Furman University
Theoretical overview of the oral and nonverbal strategies individuals use when negotiating perspectives on the self and others. Areas of focus include the communicative dynamics involved in friendship, marriage, family, student-teacher, and work relationships. 4 credits.
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COM 343: Organizational Communication
4.00 Credits
Furman University
Study of the communication within organizations and between organizations and the public. Using theoretical essays and case studies, topics include: hierarchical and participatory decision-making systems, the communicative relationships between and among employers, employees, and the public, and communication-based methods of analyzing corporate culture and resolving ethical dilemmas in the workplace. 4 credits.
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COM 351: Advocacy
4.00 Credits
Furman University
Study of the history, theories, principles, and strategies of public advocacy in the process of social, political, economic, and legal change. Students examine case studies of advocacy campaigns, consider the ethical and ideological implications of such campaigns, and may engage in service-learning projects associated with a local integrated advocacy campaign. 4 credits.
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COM 353: Political Communication
4.00 Credits
Furman University
Historical and theoretical study of political communication in modern public life. Focus on how transformations of political ideals, social and economic institutions, and the media have changed the character of political discourse. Examination of how the changing relationships among state governments, political parties, special interest groups, and social movements affect political discourse. May satisfy the pre-fall 2008 general education requirement in upper-level humanities. 4 credits.
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COM 355: Propaganda
4.00 Credits
Furman University
History, theory, and critique of propaganda. Case studies of propaganda relating to a variety of discursive and social practices including speeches, public spectacles, media events, art, and film. Examining forms of state and nongovernmental propaganda. Topics include: American propaganda during WWI, Nazi and Fascist propaganda, and the Communist propaganda programs of the Soviet Union and China. 4 credits.
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COM 401: Studies in Rhetoric
3.00 Credits
Furman University
Concentrated study in one area, controversy, or theorist of rhetoric. Course topics change with each offering. Possible topics include the rhetoric of law, the rhetoric of social movements, Native American rhetoric, Cicero, or Kenneth Burke. May be repeated for credit with change of topic. May satisfy the pre-fall 2008 general education requirement in upper-level humanities. 4 credits.
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