2011 Health Sciences First Year
Approved List for an Optional Eighth Paper
ANTH105 Global and Local Cultures
ANTH106 Human Evolution and World Prehistory
BIBS112 Interpreting the Old Testament
BSNS104 Principles of Economics 1
CLAS102 Greek and Roman History
CLAS105 Greek Mythology
EDUC102 Human Development
ENGL125 New Zealand Literature 1
GEND102 Bodies, Sexualities and Selves
GEOG102 Human Geography
LING112 Social Aspects of Language
MAOR102 Maori Society
MFCO102 Understanding Contemporary Media
PACI101 Pacific Societies
PHIL103 Ethical Issues
PSYC112 Human Thought and Behaviour
RELS101 Judaism, Christianity and Islam
SOCI102 Cultural and Social Identities
Introduction to Visual Culture has three main areas of focus: the meanings of images, the relationships between seeing and being seen, and the significance and character of vision as a means of knowing the world. Drawing from a variety of visual examples from a range of visual technologies (digital, print and broadcast), the paper explores how we represent, make meanings and communicate with others. It also introduces ideas, images and concepts that are central to our experience of the visual in culture and society.
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Coordinator: |
Dr Vijay Devadas |
Lectures: |
Monday and Wednesday 10.00-10.50am |
Tutorial: |
Weekly |
Internal assessment: |
70% (tutorial participation 10%, essay 25%, essay 35%) |
| Final examination: |
30% |
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