- 担当教員
- LUCY BIRMINGHAM
- 使用教室
- 木9-10(文明センター)
- 単位数
- 講義：2 演習：0 実験：0
- 講義コード
- 0876
- シラバス更新日
- 2011年9月27日
- 講義資料更新日
- 2011年9月20日
- 学期
- 後期 / 推奨学期：2,4,6,8
講義概要
In Part A, students learned how news and topics are reported in various media -- print, Internet, radio, TV and documentary film. In this course, Part B, the emphasis will be on the step-by-step process journalists follow to report on a story.
講義の目的
The aim of the course is threefold: 1) allow students to experience the work of a reporter, and prompt you to rethink some of your ideas; 2) learn how to be impartial and offer opposing sides to a story; 3) learn how to communicate more effectively.
講義計画
Week 1 (Oct. 6): Introductions, course and assessment outline
Week 2 (Oct. 13): Journalist Shiro Yoneyama (Kyodo News, Mainichi Newspapers)
Week 3 (Oct. 20): Journalist Jumpei Yoshioka (NHK, China specialist)
(No lecture on Oct. 27)
Week 4 (Nov. 10): Journalist/author Mark Schreiber (Underworld)
Week 5 (Nov. 17): Journalist/author Robert Whiting (Yakuza, Sports)
Week 6 (Nov. 24): Journalist Dennis Normile (Science)
Week 7 (Dec. 1): Takeda Mondai Taisaku Renrakukai, Pres. Masuo Kobayashi
Week 8 (Dec. 8): Takeda Pharmaceutical Company, Spokesperson
Week 9 (Dec. 15): North Korea: Zainichi (在日) in Japan, Embassy Spokesperson
Week 10 (Dec. 22): North Korea: The International Coalition to Stop Crimes Against Humanity in North Korea, Human Rights Watch
Week 11 (Jan. 5): Visit to Bio Warfare Unit 731 (old Imperial Hospital), Toyama Park, Shinjuku
Week 12 (Jan. 12): Bio Warfare Unit 731: Keiichi Tsuneishi, Kanagawa University history professor and expert on biological warfare
Week 13 (Jan. 19): Visit to National Press Center
Week 14 (Jan. 26): Consultation/feedback
Week 15 (Feb. 2): Wrap up
(15 Lectures)
教科書・参考書等
None
関連科目・履修の条件等
Ａを履修した学生がＢを履修してもよい。学生の達成度に従って別課題を与える。
人数制限をする場合があるので、１回目の授業には必ず出席すること。
成績評価
Assessment will be made on the basis of class attendance and participation, and the nature and level of work accomplished.
その他
連絡先：世界文明センター（内線3892）
