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Undergraduate Record 2024-2025
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AMST 3470 - Race, Gender, and Empire: Cultures of US Imperialism
Effective Date 12/07/2020
In this course we emphasize how U.S. power has been exercised in the world with focus on intersections of cultural, political, and economic power. We analyze how power is produced and contested through language and media, and how hegemonic discourses – the dominant and most powerful blocs defining U.S. society and empire – are produced. We are equally concerned with cracks and contradictions in these discourses, and people who challenge them.
Requisites Students can’t enroll if previously taken AMST 3559 topic 38: Race, Gender, & Empire
Credits: 3
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