Week
I: Aug 26 - 28
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Al
Farabi's Outline: On the Perfect State (in Class Reader)
The Freud Reader
129-172 The interpretation of dreams, On Dreams
297-301 Family Romances
572-584 The Unconscious |
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Brief
History of the Unconscious |
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- Medieval
Islamic Political Philosophy
- De
anima and Citizenship
- The
Science of the Soul (ulum al nafs)
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Early
Modern Rationalists and The End of Dreams |
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- Descartes
Traite des Passions
- Spinoza’s
Ethics
- Vico’s
Scienza nuova
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Week
II: Sept 2-4
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The
Freud Reader
594-626 Beyond the Pleasure Principle |
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Philosophy
and Religion in the 19th Century |
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- Nietzsche's
"God is Dead"
- The
Will to Power and Colonialism
- Capitalism
and the Biological Unconscious
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Europe's
Desires: the Production of Weapons for Profit |
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- Melancholia
and Violence
- Europe
and the Return of Instincts
- Individualization
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Week
III: Sept 9-11
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The
Freud Reader
239-293 Three Essays on the Theory of Sexuality
628-661 The Ego and the Id
Irigaray, This Sex which is not one
34-68 Psychoanalytic Theory: Another Look |
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Freud
and the European Family |
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- Health
and Illness
- Psychoanalytic
Principles
- Hysterical
Women
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Freud
and Europe's Intellectual Elites |
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- The
Centrality of the Body
- Knowledge
and Interest
- Privileges
of Sublimation
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Week IV: Sept 16-18
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The
Freud Reader
626- 628 Group Psychology and the Ego
481-514 Totem and Taboo
443-481 Leonardo da Vinci |
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Individuals,
Groups, and Culture |
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- Pre-fascist
Germany: Freud, Culture, and Religion
- Disenchantment
of Northern Sociology
- Enchanting
South of Anthropology
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Freud,
Culture, and Religion |
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- Art
and Philosophy
- Judaism,
Christianity, and Hinduism
- Modern
States
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Week
V: Sept 23-25
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The
Freud Reader
522-539 The Moses of Michelangelo
685-722 The Future of an Illusion
722-772 Civilization and its Discontents
Edward Said, in Class-Reader:Freud and the Non-
European |
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Europe
1900 and Geopolitics |
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- Freud's
Moses and Monotheism
- Freud
and Einstein
- Freud's
Africa and Jung's Asia
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Colonialism
and Nationalism |
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- Psychoanalystic
Knowledge and Politics
- Weber's
Concept of Differentiation
- Disinterested
Science
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Week
VI: Sept 30-Oct 2
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In
Class-Reader:
Reich: The Authoritarian Ideology of the Family in the Mass
Psychology of Fascism (40 pp)
Horkheimer: Authority and the Family ( 80pp)
Volosinov: The Basic Ideological Motif of Freudianism (8pp )
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Critical
Theory: the Management of Modern Societies |
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- Traditional
Theory and Critical Theory
- Marxist
Explanations of Fascism
- Institutions
and Repression
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Authority
and Violence |
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- The
Production of Violence in the Family
- The
Production of Violence in the State
- Screening
of Riefenstahl's: The Triumph of the Will
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Week
VII: Oct 7-9
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Marcuse,
Eros and Civilization |
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Consumerism
and the Poverty of Pleasure |
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- The
Global North: 1945-1970
- Principles
of Fun
- Small
is Beautiful
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Children
of Affluence |
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- Screening:
Advertisements
- Democratic
Choices
- A World
of Men
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Week
VIII: Oct 14-16
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Midterm
Exam Week |
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Oct
14 : Review |
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Oct
16 : Midterm Exam |
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Week
IX: Oct 21-23
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The
Irigaray Reader
77-104 The Poverty of Psychoanalysis
105-117 The Limits of Transference
118-132 The Power of Discourse
This Sex which is not one
86-105 Cosi fan tutti |
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Modern
Cultures and the Linguistic Turn |
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- From
and Lacan
- Freud's
Power in North America
- Patriarchy
and Universal Unhappiness
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The
Multiple Spaces of Patriarchalist Power |
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- Law
and Discourse
- Language
and Spaces
- Knowledge
Organization
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Week
X: Oct 28-30
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M.
Whitford,The Irigaray Reader
This sex which is not one 119-169 Questions
Class-Reader: renate holub on "Lacan" |
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The
Production of a Subject |
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- Historical
Difficulties
- The
Structure of Emotions
- Time
and Memory
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From
the North to the South |
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- Screening
of Film on Aime Cesaire
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Week
XI: Nov 4-6
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W.E.B
Du Bois
Dusk of Dawn: The Autobiography of a Race Concept |
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Gender,
Race, Class |
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- The
construction of Pain
- The
Production of Consent
- The
Link between North America and Africa
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Colonialism
and Racism |
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- Du Bois
and Africa
- The
Psychology of Race
- From
Fragmentation to Groundedness
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Week
XII: Nov 11-13
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Aime
Cesaire, Discourse on Colonialism
Frantz Fanon, The Wretched of the Earth |
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The
Control of Images and the Promise of Art |
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- The
Caribbean and the Metropolis
- Pain
in Algiers
- Collective
Unconscious
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Screening:
The Battle of Algiers |
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Week
XIII: Nov 18-20
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Frantz
Fanon, Black Skin and White Masks
Class-Reader:
Ashis Nandy, The Savage Freud, (60pp)
Daryush Shayegan, Cultural Schizophrenia, (50 pp) |
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Colonial
Spaces and Religion |
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- The
colony and the metropolis
- Psychoanalysis
and India
- Knowledge
and Colonial Subjects
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Between
Two Worlds |
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- The
Unconscious of Modernity
- Two
Paradigms
- Suffering
and Religion
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Week
XIV: Nov 25-27
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Class-Reader
Mamphela Ramphele, Political Widowhood in South Africa
Tu Wei-ming, Maoism as a Source of Social Suffering in China,
Ziba Mir-Hosseini, IN CR: "The Culture of Hejab" |
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The
Psychic Structure of Geopolitics |
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- Geographies
of Feeling
- Collective
Suffering
- The
Psychology of Defeat
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Thanksgiving:
Nov 27 - No Class |
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Week
XV: Dec 2-4
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John
Brown Childs, Transcommunality |
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The
Ethics and Aesthetics of Non-Violence |
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- Models
for Ungrounding Violence
- The
Construction of an Ethics of Respect
- The
Dignity of Dialogue
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Review |
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