go Chap 1 media as the 4th Estate Black power versus white power Doc 1 gt The working of the media institution Video What happened to the news Local coverage versus big media networks ID: 791292
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CLASS SYLLABUS : Let’s go !
Slide2Chap 1 : media as the 4th Estate
: Black power versus white power
Doc 1 > The working of the media institution
Video : “What happened to the news?”.
Local coverage versus big media networksMedia institution Doc 2 > Media prejudices : news analysisVideo news : BBC news report on Saint-DenisCNN’s “muslim 2005 riots” in suburbian ParisDoc 4 > media-manufactured prejudices : Newsreel movementVideo : “Newsreel”, Paul Mac Isaac > Oral presentationL.A 1945 riots Rodney King riotsThe Newsreel movement founded by Paul Mac IsaacDoc 5 > Racial issue : Media-manufactured riotsDoc iconographique : L.A riotsText : “The Merchants of Chaos”, Angel’s flight, Michael ConnellyMedia-manufactured riotsL.A riotsDoc 6 > Media as the 4th Estate : Media-manufactured elections in the USAVideo news : “Obama under Fox attack”.2012 US elections > newsDoc 7 > Black revolution versus white powerSong : “The Revolution Won’t be televised”, Gil Scott Heron > Oral presentationWhite media The Last Poets and the Black Revolution / Black Panthers
Slide3Chap 2 : Heroes
of the Black
Revolution
: Power of speech
Doc 1 > Jim Crow laws and white powerVideo : Rosa Park (Film The King) Rosa Park : A hero standing against the law > Oral presentationRacial Act (1954)Doc 2 : From emancipation to KKK executionsDoc iconographique 1 : “Abolition of slavery” Doc iconographique 2 : “necktie parties”Long lasting myth of white supremacy > Oral presentationKKK / WASP > White supremacy revisited > Oral presentationAbolition of slavery > emancipation proclamationThe Jim Crow 1900’s hit musicDoc 3 > Standing against White supremacyText : Southern Trees, Lady sings the blues, Billy Holiday Billy Holiday : a committed blues singer and a hero > Oral presentationThe roots of the blues > a black-American music > Oral presentation“Separate but equal” doctrineMalcom X ‘s speech on his nameDoc 4 : From Rosa Park to Obama : Heroes making historyDoc iconographique : “Making History”Martin Luther King as the hero of the Civil rights Obama as the 1st
Black president : a mythical figure From the outhouse to the White HouseObama as a Black president ? > Class interaction
Slide4Chap 2 : Heroes
of the Black
Revolution
: power of speech
Doc 5 : From Martin Luther King to Obama : Luther King’s dream versus the American Dream Video and text : Martin Luther King’s speech “I have a Dream” (1963)Video and text : Obama’s inauguration speech “yes we can” > oral comprehensionMarch on WashingtonRight to vote (1964)The White House as a symbolic place of powerFounding myth of the American dream / the Founding Fathers Martin Luther King as a civil rights leader > Oral presentationDoc 6 : “From the outhouse to the White House” DMDoc iconographique “From the outhouse to the White House”Text “Inauguration speech” ObamaObama’s electionDoc 7 : Black power and words as weaponsSong : “When the Revolution comes”, The Last PoetsHarlem Renaissance > Oral presentationThe first rappers and engaged singers
Slide5Chap 3 : Colonialism and imperialism The British Empire : colonial spaces and conquests
Doc 1 >The remains of the British Empire in India
Video :
Gandhi
(film)The British empire / The commonwealthGandhi as a non-violent hero and nobel peace prize > Oral presentation British conquestWar for independence in IndiaDoc 2 : IndependenceAudio : Gandhi’s speech on religious beliefBuddhismSubmissiveness rooted in religionDoc 2 > Insight on India (DM)Doc iconographique : “All equal” > Oral presentationBuddhismThe caste systemThe Commonwealth and economic exchanges todayDoc 3 > Colonizers versus colonized : domination and submissionText : “The Reception”British colonizers and white supremacySubmissiveness and power balanceCultural and ideological conflicts
Slide6Chap 3 : Colonialism and imperialism The British Empire : colonial spaces and conquestsDoc 4 > Nigerian revolution against British domination
Song : “Authority robber”, Fela
Kuti
Black movement in Nigeria
DictatorshipFela Kuti : a hero and a scapegoat > Oral presentationDoc 5 > Biafra’s independenceNigeria versus BiafraCivil war in NigeriaDoc 6 > The remains of colonialism today in BritainText : “The refugee”, By the Sea, Abdul Razak GurnahZanzibarImmigration to the UKMulticulturalism in Britain and cultural gaps
Slide7Chap 4 : Globalization and GlocalizationCultural gaps, world exchanges and disparities
Doc 1 > Big
megamarketers
as world powers
Doc iconographique : “Coca-cola’s global strategies” (Times)History of the brand and branding strategiesPackaging and advertizingmarketing strategies Doc 2 > Marketing startegiesVideo : “History of Coca-cola”Marketing strategies > the 4 PsHistory of the product > oral presentationGlobal startegiesDoc 3 > “Think global, think pepsi” (DM)Text : “Coca-cola and Pepsi in India”Glocalization > oral presentationMarketing strategiesCultural disparities Doc 4 > Think global : Americanizing the worldText : “Coca-cola in Mexico” (Times)Tradition versus modernityWesternizationCultural shifts and western valuesPros or cons globalization ? > class interaction Doc 5 > The big ones : Big America
Video : The Big Ones, Michael Moore (film)The American bald eagle
Slide8Chap 5 : Science and ethics : dangersThe end of the world : a myth ?
Doc 1 > Global warming
Doc
iconographique
: “An inconvenient truth” > movie posterGlobal warmingAl Gore’s commitmentWorld dividePollution and greenhouse gazNatural disasters Doc 2 > Mother Earth going wildText : The Mist, Stephen KingCivilization versus wildernessNatural disasters and hurricanes in the USAGlobal warming as a fiction ?Political and scientific commitment > class debateSci-fi literary genre rooted in reality Doc 3 > The end of the world : a fiction ?Video : “The road” (movie trailer)Mythical frontier civilization / wildernessThe end of civilizationNuclear disasterSurvival of the fittestWilliam Blake : Songs of innocence / songs of experience Doc 4 > The fall of man : man praying upon himselfText : The Road, Cormac Mc CarthyThe myth of the ApocalypseThe descent into hell
The remains of civilization / wildernessBack to nature
Slide9Chap 6 : New technologies and new utopias
Doc 1 > New technologies and social mutations
Video :
The social network
(movie trailer)Facebook and other social networksMarc Zuckerberg as a self-made-man and heroInternet and social mutationsNew means of communicationEthics : private space and public space Doc 2 > social mutations : the public eyeText : “A self-made hero”, TimesMark Zuckerberg as a self made man > oral presentationThe facebook companyEthics and law suitsAmerican DreamMyth of the self made man in America Doc 3 > “Big Brother is watching you” (DM)Doc iconographique : “Facebook is watching you”FacebookPrivate and public spheresBlogs and lobbies Dissidence and oppositionGovernment control Doc 4 > Big Brother’s government : a utopia ?Text : 1984, George OrwellOrwell as a visionary writer : “Big brother is watching you” > class debateSci-fi genre and utopiaLanguage as an instrument of power > newspeek
Slide10CHECK-UP TIME !Compréhension écrite :1 à 3 documents écrits pouvant relever de différents genres (extraits œuvres littéraires, articles de presse) et renvoient à des notions du programme
.
Expression écrite :
Rédiger
un ou plusieurs textes construits à partir des indications données et en prenant appui sur des faits ou des prises de positions identifiées dans les documents écrits.Compréhension orale :Document audio ou vidéo lié à une des notions du programme d’1m30 > 3 écoutes 10 min pour restitution écrite en françaisExpression orale :10 min de préparation5 min de prise de parole en continu autour de la notion du programme présentée .5 min de conversation en interaction.
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