Foundations of American Cyberculture F2006 BERKELEY (28 AUDIOS)
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Course Description
This new course will enable students to think critically about, and
engage in practical experiments in, the complex interactions between
new media and perceptions and performances of embodiment, agency,
citizenship, collective action, individual identity, time and
spatiality. We will pay particular attention to the categories of
personhood that make up the UC Berkeley American Cultures rubric (race
and ethnicity), as well as to gender, nation, and disability. The
argument threading through the course will be the ways in which new
media both reinforce pre-existing social hierarchies, and yet offer
possibilities for the transcendence of those very categories. The new
media -- and we will leave the precise definition of the new media as
something to be argued about over the course of the semester -- can be
yet another means for dividing and disenfranchising, and can be the
conduit of violence and transnational dominance.Course Resources
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