COMM 629G - Political Communication

Inquiry into the development and presentation of political messages for public consumption, as well as message function in social and political contexts, including campaign discourse, political debates, and presidential rhetoric. Focus is on identifying the dominant theories and methodologies employed in the study of political communication and exploring the application of these to scholarly study and professional campaign work. COMM 263 - Communication and Democracy

Credit(s): 3
Prerequisite(s): COMM 245 - Language & Social Reality and COMM 263 - Communication and Democracy or Consent of Instructor.
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