This course explores the history, theory, and application of propaganda and media persuasion techniques. Students will analyze how media is used to influence public opinion, with a focus on political, commercial, and social campaigns. Through examining historical case studies, modern digital media, and ethical considerations, students will gain a deeper understanding of manipulation tactics such as emotional appeals, media framing, and misinformation. The course emphasizes critical thinking, enabling students to identify and deconstruct persuasive messages in various media. By the end of the course, students will develop the skills to both analyze and ethically create persuasive media campaigns.
- Teacher: Eda Akkor
- Teacher: Bahar Taseli