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1 Comment on ANTH30005 Power, Ideology and Inequality
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Jul 04, 2017 at 12:15 PM
Erin is a great lecturer. This is one of those classes that really changes the way you think about the world. It focuses on three ways of looking at power through the Marx, Scott and Foucault. You then apply it to the case studies learned in class or current new stories. My only criticism is that it would have been great to see more representation of women academics, especially in the beginning part of the subject when we're looking at critical thinkers.
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1 Comment on ANTH30005 Power, Ideology and Inequality
Erin is a great lecturer. This is one of those classes that really changes the way you think about the world. It focuses on three ways of looking at power through the Marx, Scott and Foucault. You then apply it to the case studies learned in class or current new stories. My only criticism is that it would have been great to see more representation of women academics, especially in the beginning part of the subject when we're looking at critical thinkers.