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Knowledge: A Conversation with Steve Connolly (Part 2)

julio 17, 2025 by Hannah Conner, Steve Connolly, International Council for Media Literacy

This is the second part of our interview with author Steve Connolly. Read part one here. HC: I think that the idea that media and Media Studies are ever-changing, responding to the contemporary moment, and flexible is really a central idea that you address in the book. In many ways, it challenges a lot of the ways we conceptualize knowledge within these studies. How are … [Read more...] about Knowledge: A Conversation with Steve Connolly (Part 2)

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Knowledge: A Conversation with Steve Connolly (Part One)

julio 10, 2025 by Hannah Conner, Steve Connolly, International Council for Media Literacy

In his recent book, Knowledge and Knowing in Media and Film Studies, Associate Professor Steve Connolly examines the nature of knowledge in curricular Media and Film Studies, tracing the nascent subjects’ genealogies. Knowledge, much like the subjects it appraises, effectively bridges the theoretical and the practical. Connolly offers a complex analysis of epistemology within … [Read more...] about Knowledge: A Conversation with Steve Connolly (Part One)

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