SOC 332/3060 - Social Constructions of Difference: Race, Ethnicity, and Class (3 cr.)

Prerequisites
Three hours of Social Sciences.

Description
The course will first introduce students to the vast theoretical literature on the concepts of race, ethnicity and class from sociology and anthropology. Second, the course will expect students to shift focus away from looking at different cultures to analyzing cultural productions of difference. In the course we will be concerned with how racial, ethnic and class identities are shaped by diverse hegemonic systems, modes of resistance, and the structuring of social relations in different societies.

Cross-listed
Same as

ANTH 3060

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When Offered
Offered occasionally.

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AUC New Cairo Campus

AUC Tahrir Square Campus

New York

SOC 332/3060 - Social Constructions of Difference: Race, Ethnicity, and Class (3 cr.)