Fall 2005 |
| This seminar investigates the construction of blackness
and whiteness in American visual culture during the nineteenth and twentieth
centuries. With emphasis on how racial groups both promote and resist categorization,
the seminar explores the structures, strategies, and representational systems
in which race is constituted. While emphasizing the distinct manner by
which visual culture (painting, sculpture, photography, and film) promotes
and delimits personal and group identities, the seminar also considers
the role of literature and mass culture.
For times, days, registration no., etc. please check the school undergraduate class schedule on the web through your MYUB page or click here. |
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