Universiteit van Amsterdam (UVA) • Media Studies

My complete notes on the lectures, including slide information The reading questions are in red and italics!

This summary comprises all the compulsory readings and study material for the final exam of the updated version of the textbook "History and philosophy of the humanities" (Chapters 1-12, with exception of chapters or points which are not compulsory.) The information of my summary is very sinthesized and explains in a simplistic way all the philosophical concepts, philosophical currents and author's ideas. The lectures explain nearly the same content of the book, so this summary will be per...

All materials, including Lecture notes, seminar notes, introduction video notes, summary of chapter 12 of the book History and Philosophy of the Humanities, and interpretative questions according to Judith Butlers Gender Troubles

In this document you will find all the information told in the lectures of Media & Culture. With clear highlights pointing to different themes within the document. It is especially meant for Media Studies scholars that want to check if they have noted everything told in the lectures or want to have a quick summary of all 6 lectures.

You can find weeks 1 to 6 of New Media Theory lecture notes taught at the University of Amsterdam in Media and Information.

First 4 weeks of new media theory course. Accurate notes from both texts and lectures where I analyse concepts step by step.

I took this course as an elective, and summarized every lecture (history literature art) and all of the literature for this course (The Cambridge Companion to the Dutch Golden Age A Wordly Art texts for literature). I got a 8.5 for my midterm and a 7.5 for my final exam.

An overall Course Summary including both an overview of all the concepts from the readings needed for the Written Assignment and the Final exam as well as notes were taken during all Media Aesthetics seminars. A table of content is included for better navigation of the document.

These super detailed 27-pages notes include everything one the slides and discussed in the weekly lectures (full attendance), plus all term definitions added. I studied with these notes plus the seminar notes (second document I uploaded) and got a 9.0. *from 2018/2019, so syllabus might have slightly changed

These super detailed 25-pages notes include everything discussed in the weekly seminars (full attendance), explaining all readings. I studied with these notes plus the lecture notes (second document I uploaded) and got a 8.7. *from 2018/2019, so parts of the syllabus might have changed