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HMAN 1971D - Contested Spaces/Occupied Places: Spatial Theories in Practice Post ‘68 |
Occupy movements from New York to Istanbul have re-invigorated discussion over political uses of space, hotly debated subject uprisings of 1965/Los Angeles and 1968/Paris. This seminar will provide a framework for thinking through implications of spatial interventions both literal/virtual in the modern period. Topics include Debord’s "Unitary Urbanism"; Lefebvre’s "Right to the City"; Foucault’s "Heterotopias"; Deleuze/Guattari’s “Schizo-Space;” Derrida’s “Cities of Refuge;” Harvey’s “Spaces of Hope;” Weizman’s “Border Territories;” Davis’s “Planet of Slums,” Bourdieu/Latour’s “Network Theory.” Topics will be accompanied by case studies of spatial struggles in context. Students will develop their own research for class presentation of theory in practice.
1.000 Credit hours 1.000 Lecture hours Levels: Graduate, Undergraduate Schedule Types: Primary Meeting Cogut Institute for Humanities Department |
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