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Advanced English for Journalism (m) (2009/2010)
Teaching code
4S02366
Teacher
Coordinator
Credits
6
Language
English
Scientific Disciplinary Sector (SSD)
L-LIN/12 - LANGUAGE AND TRANSLATION - ENGLISH
Period
I semestre dal Sep 28, 2009 al Jan 16, 2010.
Location
VERONA
Learning outcomes
The course aims at improving the students’ ability to analyze and produce a journalistic piece in its different forms, be it a written text (print / on-line version) or an instance of broadcast journalism. The students will be shown how to identify and reproduce the stylistic and textual features of journalistic texts, bearing in mind the cultural-ideological background against which a report, a feature or a commentary is set.
Program
Pre-requisites:
Entry level required: C1 (advanced), according to the European framework.
Programme
History of journalism: the basics
News reporting
Writing news reports
Features
Writing feature articles
Commentaries and editorials
Writing commentaries and editorials
Subediting
Broadcast journalism
Court reporting
Interviewing
Freelancing
Media law
Professional ethics
Ideology in journalism
Teaching methodology: Lectures, tutorials, seminars and practice sessions.
Suggested texts:
Boyd, Andrew, (2001) 5th ed. Broadcast Journalism: Techniques of Radio and Television News, Amsterdam: Elsevier.
Harris, Geoffrey and David Spark (1997) 3rd ed. Practical Newspaper Reporting (edited, with additional material, by F. W. Hodgson), Oxford: Focal Press.
Hennessy, Brendan (2006) 4th ed. Writing Feature Articles, Oxford: Focal Press.
Quinn, Stephen (2001) Digital Sub-editing and Design, Oxford: Focal Press.
Welsh, Tom, Walter Greenwood and David Banks (2007) 19th ed. McNae’ Essential Law for Journalists, Oxford: Oxford University Press.
Further texts will be handed out during the lessons.
Examination Methods
written exam