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Rinzin: Cafe Discussion 3
Rinzin GS 302: Cultural Studies The Islamic Veil and the Global Politics and Gender by Stoddard and Collins I thought this was a really interesting topic which shows explains the transformation of what hijab originally was meant for to what … Continue reading
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Café Group Discussion: Avtar Brah
We discussed the article “Cartographies of Diaspora” by Avtar Brah. First, we talked about what it can be like to be an immigrant and Allie brought up the topic of how immigration is related to the history of the U.S. … Continue reading
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Rinzin & Sadaf “Global Solidarity Movements..” Cafe Blog Post 8
Rinzin & Sadaf GS 302: Cultural Theory Global Solidarity Movements: Palestine, Tibet, and Beyond by Eve Stoddard and John Collins Having read this chapter about solidarity, both Sadaf and I recognize the importance of Solidarity movement and how it … Continue reading
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Sadaf and Rinzin Cafe Discussion 7- Butler and Gender
Butler- Rethinking Vulnerability and Resistance Having recently read and discussed Judith Butler’s Rethinking Vulnerability and Resistance and presenting on our projects, both Rinzin and I realized that this article while difficult was very important to understanding resistance and how vulnerable … Continue reading
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Rinzin: The Work of Art in the Age… Cafe Discussion 2
I found Benjamin’s explanation of authenticity and aura to be most interesting. Benjamin explains that in art, the original piece possesses authenticity and aura. However, when art is reproducible with the help of technology, that aura and authenticity are lost. … Continue reading
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Sadaf and Rinzin Cafe Discussion 5- Resistance, Struggle, and Hall
Hall – Culture, Resistance, Struggle Sadaf and Rinzin Having discussed this particular reading in class and having written about this topic, both Rinzin and I felt that this was a difficult but very interesting reading. Much like other readings that … Continue reading
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“Culture, Resistance, and Struggle” by Stuart Hall
You cannot reduce all societal struggles to class struggle as traditional Marxists tend to do. It is impossible to understand racial oppression or gender inequality strictly through an analysis of class struggle. Cultural and social resistance movements combats issues that … Continue reading
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Cafe Discussion-7
Harrison, Monica, and I were especially intrigued by the readings this week. Since we are all Global Studies majors and have encountered the notion of exploitation multiple times. However, we all thought that Halls reading, “Culture, Resistance, and Struggle”, undermined … Continue reading
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Cafe Discussion #9
Group Members: McKenzie, Hannah, and Sarah Written By: Sarah Since we covered the Stoddard and Cornwell article on douglarisation more in-depth in class, McKenzie, Hannah, and I decided to discuss, “Karaoke in East Asia: Modernization, Japanization, or Asianization” for our … Continue reading
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Cafe Discussion #8
Group Members: McKenzie, Hannah, and Sarah Written By: McKenzie We talked a little more on the article “The Postcolonization (Latin) American Experience: A Reconsideration “Postcolonialism,” of “Colonialism,” and “Mestizaje”” written by J. Jorge Klor De Alva. During our talks … Continue reading
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