Course title
科学特論Ⅲ   [Science: Special Lecture Ⅲ]
Course category common courses  Requirement   Credit 2 
Department   Year   Semester Spring 
Course type Spring  Course code 1060009
Instructor(s)
佐藤 容子   [SATO Yoko]
Facility affiliation Faculty of Engineering Office   Email address

Course description
Course outline: This course consists of two parts. The first part gives students the opportunity to listen to famous English speeches and analyze their effective communication techniques. The second part focuses upon the impact of printing techniques upon human communication in the Western world and Japan.
Expected Learning
Course goals: This course aims to help students think about the two fundamental aspects of human communication: orality and literacy. Students will learn the essential elements of effective speeches and presentations. Students will also learn the importance of printing techniques in the development of human societies and their connections with the contemporary electrical media.
Course schedule
Course description:
The course schedule is as follows:

Class 1: The Theories of Media Studies: Marshall McLuhan and Walter Ong
Class 2: Oral Culture (1) Vladimir Propp: Morphology of the Folktale
Class 3: Oral Culture (2) Multicultural Cinderella Stories
Class 4: Oral Culture (3) The Stories of ‘Tono’ & ‘Ainu’ Spiritual Songs
Class 5: Famous Speeches (1) Martin Luther King
Class 6: Famous Speeches (2) Martin Luther King
Class 7: Famous Speeches (3) Barack Obama
Class 8: Famous Speeches (4) Barack Obama
Class 9: Famous Speeches (5) The King’s Speech & the Queen’s Speech
Class 10: Famous Speeches (6) Steve Jobs
Class 11: Famous Speeches (7) Steve Jobs
Class 12: A History of Printing Techniques (1) Gutenberg
Class 13: A History of Printing Techniques (2) Gutenberg
Class 14: Japanese Printing Techniques (1) Christian Printing & ‘Suruga’ Printing
Class 15: Japanese Printing Techniques (2) Shozo Motogi: the Japanese Gutenberg

Prerequisites
Required Text(s) and Materials
Handouts are provided in class.
References
Reference books:

McLuhan, Marshall (1962). The Gutenberg Galaxy
MaLuhan, Marshall (1963). Understanding Media
Ong, Walter J. (1982). Orality and Literacy
Assessment/Grading
Grading Criteria:
Students must attend at least 2/3 of the course in order to receive a passing grade for the course.
Quick reports: 30%
Final report: 70%
Message from instructor(s)
The lecture starts by introducing basic ideas about media studies, as developed by McLuhan and Ong.

Course keywords
Orality / Literacy / Communication Skills / A History of Printing Techniques
Office hours
Tuesday,12:00-13:00
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3/5/2018 11:56:53 AM