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Deaf Studies
DST-745 At the Intersections: Deaf Studies, Race, Disability, and Empire
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A seminar course for graduate students on global themes in Deaf Studies. This course offers an examination of interdisciplinary attempts to construct deaf lives. Using a thematic approach, this course pulls together the themes of race, disability, citizenship, and empire. The course explores the notion of the Other to better understand various dynamics of structural power that meets at the intersection of deaf lives. How does race, disability, and other forms of Otherness interface with deaf ways of being? We interrogate the challenges of the archive in excavating knowledges about other deaf lives. Students will discuss scholarship in critical race theory, colonialism, orientalism, and indigeneity. This course aims to animate questions and new modes of critique.
Program: Deaf Studies
Credit: 3
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Senior Seminar
This seminar gives students the opportunity to develop…
DST-495
Special Topics
Special topics in the discipline, designed primarily for…
Credits 1-5
DST-497
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This course will introduce students to several research…
DST-498
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Independent Study
Intensive supervised study and research on topics of…
Credits 1-3