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Topic 1: The De-Colonial Option
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Seminar Series
INTERSECTIONALITY: RACE - GENDER – CLASS
Instructor Clara Mogno, PhD
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TOPIC 2: ECOLOGIES OF KNOWLEDGES
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TOPIC 3: INSURGENT UNIVERSALITIES
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STUDENTS PRESENTATIONS AND PAPERS
1) If you will do the class presentation (individually or in a group, 10-15 minutes per person), you have to book below for one of the January dates, for each date 8 slots are available. In this case, you have not to submit a paper, but simply a written trace of your presentation and/or the slides you will use for your presentation. If you decide on a group presentation, each of the students in the group has to sign in a slot.
2) If you decide to submit the paper, it should be about 3000 words long. You must send it to me at least 3 days before the examination you wish to take. I suggest the following compositional strategy: 1) Explain how your chosen case study connects to the more general topic; 2) Illustrate the most important points of the selected material; 3) Critical thinking. You can choose to focus on one of the texts I have given in the "Materials for Students presentations" folders or, if you prefer, you can also do further research on the basis of the text and of your own interest. If you write the paper in a group you have 3000-words per person.
Students Presentations Day 4 will take place in Room B2, Ca' Borin, via del Santo, 22
14.30-16.30
Students Presentations Day 5 will take place in Room N, Palazzo Wollemborg, via del Santo, 26
10.30-12.30