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PLT4229Abstract communities: from tribalism to globalism(ART)
Paul James 12 points + 2 hours per week + First semester + Clayton Synopsis: A study of the structures and subjectivities that integrate polity and community, and threaten simultaneously to break them apart. Topics include electronic communication, monetary exchange and computerized production. The subject suggests that understanding contemporary forms of polity and community entails making broad historical comparisons to radically different ways of living in time, place and embodiment. Assessment: Essay (6000 words): 60% + Examination (3 hours): 40% |
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