General Studies A (The History of Media Technology)

General Studies Classes

The development of modern art and media technology in the 20th century has infused new values into our daily lives and reorganized the academic fields. The goal of this class is to help students to gain a historical perspective of media technology and to understand the point of contact between media theory and the representational culture of theory. In this course, we will comprehensively consider the historical consciousness, analytical theory, and the practices that form the basis for production and research in media creation.

Instructors

Iida Yutaka , Tateishi Shoko , Kanayama Tomoko , Akamatsu Masayuki , Matsui Shigeru

Course Format

Lecture, discussion, report, etc.

Course Plan / Overview

9/29 (Monday) periods 3,4, 5

Guidance: Professor and Student Self-Introductions

10/2（Monday）periods 4, 5
Iida: Perspectives on History of Media Technology

10/16（Monday）Periods 4, 5

Iida: History of Alternative Media

10/23（Friday）Periods 4, 5
Akamatsu: Theory of Alternative Media

11/06（Monday）Periods 3、4
Kanayama: Care Communication and Media

11/20（Monday）Periods 3、4
Tateishi: Perspective on Media Events Research

11/27（Monday）Periods 3、4
Tateishi: Overlapping of Research in Media and Art

Introductory Classes Media Creation Foundations 4 (Creation and Description)

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Specialized Classes Media Creation A (Creation×Information・Media)