Sociology and communication theory - The University School ERAM

This subject aims to introduce Sociology within the ﬁeld of social sciences and raises awareness of sociological knowledge. The content allows the understanding and the reﬂection of the communicational, social and cultural reality.

Learning outcomes:

Sociology: culture, society and the individual.
Identities, differences, groups and social organizations.
Communication: interpersonal and mass communication.
Media power, popular culture and social context.
Industrial, knowledge and information society.

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TEACHERS

Gabriel Sevilla Llisterri

PhD in Media Studies at the University of Valencia (2010), he has delivered courses on Spanish and European cinema, on literary and film analysis at the University of Geneva (2004-2014). As a researcher, he has collaborated in projects on narrative production and comprehension at the University Pompeu Fabra (2016-2019) and Durham University (2016-2017). He has obtained the tenure-eligible lecturer accreditation from the Catalan University Quality Assurance Agency (AQU Catalunya). His main publications are: - (2019, in press). “Une tragédie à dominante musicale: Œdipus Rex de Cocteau- Stravinsky”, Paris, Hermann.- (2018). “Persians on French Television: An Opera-Oratorio Echoing the Algerian War”. In Rebecca F. Kennedy (coord.). Brill's Companion to the Reception of Aeschylus (ISBN13: 9789004249325).- (2008). Tristana, by Benito Pérez Galdós. Critical edition with Isabel Gonzálvez (ISBN: 978-84-376-2495-2), Madrid, Cátedra.