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GRS SO 847: Seminar: Global Sociology
(Meets with GRS IR 748.) Examines different sociological perspectives on global social dynamics and processes. -
GRS SO 848: Culture, Markets, and Inequality
This seminar examines commerce as a cultural process, focusing on cultural production and consumption practices in fields like fashion, music, and bodily goods and services. Traces the cultural construction and maintenance of gender, race, and class inequalities in markets. -
GRS SO 850: Seminar: Technology and Society
Technologies in the four areas of knowledge, work, transportation, and biology are discussed in terms of their historical development and social implications. Benefits and costs of technology are examined with reference to current conflicts over use and misuse. -
GRS SO 852: Contemporary Debates in Sexualities Research
Engages debates about sexual identities, practices, and communities, conceptualizing sexuality as both a social construct and an institution. Students consider how sexualities operate across social contexts, their effects on systems of inequalities, and their intersections with race, class, and gender. -
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