READ before Monday seminar:
Crawley et al. chapters 5 “Gender Agency and Resistance” and 6 “A World Without Dichotomies”) (pgs. 197-250)
READ before Thursday seminar:
Science Fiction short stories (use links below):
Joanna Russ, "When it Changed" (cut and paste into Word to print)
Greg Egan, "Closer"
Elliot, Carl. 2003. “Humanity 2.0” Wilson Quarterly 27(4): 13-20. (required; available on
Ares online. Bring printed copy to seminar)
Seminar Ticket. Write a 1-2 page response to the following question: To what extent do the utopian visions in the readings for Thursday disrupt or emphasize dominant understandings of the body that exist in contemporary society? Use specific examples from each reading.
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9:30- Guest speaker - Dr. Ben DUE to faculty: final research paper, with prior draft and comments as well as |
1:30-3:00 CRC 316 |
9:30 Final exam - you may have a 3x5 card with you to organize your notes only. You may not answer the exam questions on it. You will turn in your cards with your exams. |
9:30: seminar
DUE (9:30): seminar ticket |
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11:45-1:15 - Peer Learning |
11:00: Utopian Bodies | ||
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1:30: movement lab AND Peer Group Final Evals- bring copies |
Cynthia's video of the week: Daddy's parking lot sermon