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Michael P. Brown
GEOG 573
Seattle Campus
Covers both classic and contemporary theoretical debates and research on the relation between power, place, and the local scale. Considers both conventional sites (e.g., the local state) as well as new forms and locations of city politics (e.g., sexuality and the body).
Class description
Sexuality & Space will be the topic of this year's seminar. We will read a series of research monographs in relation to current debates and trends in queer theory and critical geography. Non-geographers welcome.
Student learning goals
General method of instruction
Intensive reading seminar.
Recommended preparation
Previous coursework in geography, political science, political theory, women's studies, and queer theory helpful, but not necessary.
Class assignments and grading
Seminar participation and paper
