Discourse And Multimodality Course

This course is concerned with the study of human communication from a social-semiotic perspective. It includes context-related patterns of communication in language and other semiotic systems (such as gesture, image, and layout) and the ways in which such patterns occur across semiotic systems which are regularly related. The teaching-learning activities are conducted through presentation, discussion, question-answer, and assignment, which deal with a number of practical applications.

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Being able to develop ability to analyze and deconstruct discourse about development of power structures and ideology underpinned

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Being able to develop critical awareness how sustainability represented in various media and genres

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Being able to explore how discourse of environmental and social justice understanding the role of language

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Being able critically reflect on the ethnical dimension of discourse and represent the context consider the issues