COURSE OUTLINE: This course intends to examine culture, cultural identities and politics of production across various human historical conditions. Culture is examined in this course as an asymmetrical entanglement of material and abstract attributes and hence the course draws on political theory, psychology and critical theory, among other disciplines, in order to investigate the constructed categories of identity, authority and knowledge
Overview
Syllabus
Introduction to Cultural Studies.
Introduction to Course : What is Culture?.
Different Interpretations Of Culture. (Marxism).
Edward Said’s Orientalism.
Homi Bhaba’s The Other Question.
The Other Question.(Contd).
Goerge Orwell’s Shooting An Elephant ( Part – I ).
Goerge Orwell’s Shooting An Elephant ( Part – II ).
Goerge Orwell’s Shooting An Elephant ( Part – III ).
The Post Modern Condition ( Lyotard ) – Part I.
The Post Modern Condition ( Lyotard ) – Part II.
The Post Modern Condition ( Lyotard ) – Part III.
The Post Modern Condition ( Lyotard ) – Part IV.
Fanon - Black Skin,White Masks ( Part - I ).
Fanon - Black Skin,White Masks ( Part - II ).
Fanon - Black Skin,White Masks ( Part - III ).
Fanon - Black Skin,White Masks ( Part - IV ).
Fanon - Black Skin,White Masks ( Part - V ).
JUDITH BUTLER - GENDER TROUBLE I.
JUDITH BUTLER - GENDER TROUBLE II.
JUDITH BUTLER - GENDER TROUBLE III.
Lecture 25 - CULTURE STUDIES : A RECAP.
Lecture 21 - JUDITH BUTLER - GENDER TROUBLE IV CONCLUSION LECTURE 1 - Parody to politics.
Lecture 22 - JUDITH BUTLER - GENDER TROUBLE V CONCLUSION LECTURE 2 - Parody to politics.
Lecture 23 - JUDITH BUTLER - GENDER TROUBLE VI CONCLUSION LECTURE 3 - Parody to politics.
Lecture 24 - JUDITH BUTLER - GENDER TROUBLE VII CONCLUSION LECTURE 4 - Parody to politics.
Lecture 26 - HANNAH ARENDT - THE HUMAN CONDITION 1.
Lecture 27 - HANNAH ARENDT - THE HUMAN CONDITION 2.
Lecture 28 - HANNAH ARENDT - THE HUMAN CONDITION 3.
Lecture 29 - FOUCAULT - WHAT IS AN AUTHOR 1.
Lecture 30 - FOUCAULT - WHAT IS AN AUTHOR 2.
Lecture 35 - IAN HACKING - THE SOCIAL CONSTRUCTION OF WHAT - 1.
Lecture 34 - FOUCAULT - WHAT IS AN AUTHOR 6.
Lecture 33 - FOUCAULT - WHAT IS AN AUTHOR 5.
Lecture 32 - FOUCAULT - WHAT IS AN AUTHOR 4.
Lecture 31 - FOUCAULT - WHAT IS AN AUTHOR 3.
Lecture 36 - IAN HACKING - THE SOCIAL CONSTRUCTION OF WHAT - 2.
Lecture 37 - IAN HACKING - THE SOCIAL CONSTRUCTION OF WHAT - 3.
Lecture 38 - IAN HACKING - THE SOCIAL CONSTRUCTION OF WHAT - 4.
Lecture 39 - IAN HACKING - THE SOCIAL CONSTRUCTION OF WHAT - 5.
Lecture 40 - BELL HOOKS- UNDERSTANDING PATRIARCHY - 1.
Lecture 41 - BELL HOOKS- UNDERSTANDING PATRIARCHY 2.
Lecture 42 - BELL HOOKS- UNDERSTANDING PATRIARCHY 3.
Lecture 43 - BELL HOOKS- UNDERSTANDING PATRIARCHY 4.
Lecture 44 - BELL HOOKS- UNDERSTANDING PATRIARCHY 5.
Lecture 45 - BELL HOOKS- UNDERSTANDING PATRIARCHY 6.
Lecture 46 - Introduction to Cultural Studies - Summary.
Lecture 47 - DICK HEBDIGE-SUBCULTURE THE MEANING OF STYLE 1.
Lecture 48 - DICK HEBDIGE-SUBCULTURE THE MEANING OF STYLE 1.
Lecture 49 - DICK HEBDIGE-SUBCULTURE THE MEANING OF STYLE 1.
Lecture 50 - DICK HEBDIGE-SUBCULTURE THE MEANING OF STYLE 1.
Lecture 51 - CATHERINE BELSEY CRITICAL PRACTICE 1.
Lecture 52 - CATHERINE BELSEY CRITICAL PRACTICE 2.
Lecture 53 - CATHERINE BELSEY CRITICAL PRACTICE 3.
Lecture 54 - STUART HALL - QUESTIONS ON CULTURAL IDENTITY 1.
Lecture 55 - STUART HALL - QUESTIONS ON CULTURAL IDENTITY 2.
Lecture 56 - SLAVOJ ZIZEK - WELCOME TO THE DESERT OF THE REAL I.
Lecture 57 - SLAVOJ ZIZEK - WELCOME TO THE DESERT OF THE REAL II.
Lecture 58 - Introduction to Cultural Studies - Summary & Conclusion.
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