The university on display

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Cinema is known and promoted worldwide, and is also one of the technologies of the network society that disseminates and propagates information. Numerous films preferentially highlight basic education, but don't offer the same support for universities (where individuals develop in the knowledge society). In some situations, it even provides erroneous portrayals of them. This book is made up of three parts, the first of which introduces the university and describes its history and function, as well as explaining the role of teachers and students. The next chapter explores the historical aspects of cinema, addressing its particularities in education, as well as its influence on society. Finally, the third chapter highlights the research carried out and analyses the data from the investigation.