Overview
Description
Critical theories of the subaltern and their intersections with various elements of identity studies including race, ethnicity, gender, sexuality, disability, and class.
Units
Lecture3
Learning Outcomes
- situate varied critical theories of subalternity in their intellectual and political contexts.
- articulate and contextualize, in writing and discussion, various political, intellectual, and cultural theories in relation to one another.
- apply appropriate methods and theories to histories, cultural contexts, and/or texts in written critical analyses.