GSI 3005F
0.50 credit · Huron
This course surveys and investigates recent and contemporary efforts to critically understand human subjectivity and agency in the power relations in which these things are realised. Students will examine theories and analyses of subjectivity and subjectification in terms of material conditions, language and symbolic economies, ideology, bodies, difference, and domination.
0.5 course from GSI 2002F/G – 2004F/G, or permission of the Centre for Global Social Innovation. Any one of the following: 0.5 course from GSI 2002F/G, GSI 2003F/G, or GSI 2004F/G; English 2236F/G; English 2265F/G; GSWS 2220E; Indigenous Studies 2203F/G; MediaCom 2200F/G; or permission of the Centre for Global Social Innovation.
3 hours.
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