What are the different modes of engagement with various disciplines? Explain each of them.
See Answer →Explain features of cultural studies in context of contemporary theories.
See Answer →Explain the sociolinguistic approaches to men's and women's language.
See Answer →Examine the significance of representation and misrepresentation in feminist studies.
See Answer →What is understood by survey research? Explain the types, advantages and disadvantages of a survey research.
See Answer →Describe in detail the techniques of data analysis in quantitative research.
See Answer →Explain data collection tools appropriate for carrying out research on any gender issue.
See Answer →Describe modern ways and modes of acquiring knowledge.
See Answer →Explain ethical issues that one should keep in mind while carrying out research.
See Answer →What is understood by classical method of research? How do feminist critique it?
See Answer →Did you ever come across any Dalit and queer life narratives? Explain your point of view describing the stories/biographies/autobiographies that came to your mind. (Refer to Block 5)
Critically analyse any novel which you have read recently that deals with body, violence and question of agency. (Refer to Block 3)
See Answer →Discuss visual representations of courtesans of India, using this image (Refer to Block 2)
Examine the influence and impact of global media organizations on cultural imperialism. Select a specific global media conglomerate or platform (e.g., a major news network, streaming service, or social media platform) and analyze its role in shaping cultural narratives and values around the world.
See Answer →Choose a specific case or incident where media and human rights intersect, either globally or within your country. Analyze the role of media in reporting, advocating for, or potentially violating human rights in this context.
See Answer →Select a current issue or topic related to development in India, as presented in the media. Analyze how the media portrays and frames this issue, including the narratives, perspectives, and biases it reflects. Critically evaluate the role of media in influencing public discourse on development, and propose potential improvements or alternative approaches to enhance the media's role in promoting informed and balanced discussions on development-related issues in the Indian context.
See Answer →Choose a recent news article that you believe reflects the concepts and theories you have learned about media representation as discussed in Unit 13 (5.2 Representation of Social Identities) Conduct a critical analysis of this content, focusing on how it represents social identities, stereotypes, and narratives.
See Answer →Examine a recent news article and apply the core concepts of media literacy to identify any biases, misinformation, or persuasive techniques used. How does your analysis demonstrate the relevance of media literacy in our current media environment?
See Answer →Write a profile piece on an individual in your community who is making a significant impact but has not gained widespread recognition. Your profile should explore their background, motivations, challenges, and contributions. Ensure your piece captures the essence of the individual while connecting their personal journey to a larger narrative.
See Answer →Develop a news pitch for a story that investigates a significant but underreported issue in your community or region. Your pitch should include a brief overview of the topic, its relevance, potential sources, and the unique angle you plan to explore. Explain why this story is important now and how it will resonate with your audience.
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