04:30 PM to 07:10 PM M
Section Information for Spring 2020
This course will examine critical perspectives on two interrelated topics – the common forms through which the Middle East is most often perceived in the US, and film, media, and cultural expression from the region. We will encounter key critical terms, such as spectatorship, Orientalism, and decolonization, and utilize them in apprehending a range of phenomena. We will reflect on the possibilities that different kinds of watching have for creating new ways of relating to the Middle East.
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Credits: 3
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