Description:

Sex, Sexuality, and the Press

“Sex, Sexuality, and the Press” delves into the historical and contemporary intersections of media representations of sexuality and societal norms influenced by cultural, political, and economic dynamics. Through case studies, close readings, and discussions, students will explore topics from sex scandals to LGBTQ+ rights, gaining a critical understanding of the media’s role in shaping perceptions of sexuality and what happens between the sheets.

Field:

Communication, Journalism, Media Studies

Duration:

One semester

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