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SY 413

Soc of Embodiment/Disability

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A critical examination of the symbolic and material importance of bodies as both cultural phenomena and biological organisms. The course addresses the historical specificities in thinking about bodies, especially of those classified as "disabled", and explores the cultural shaping of the significance of embodiment. The course uses a variety of theoretical and empirical perspectives to engage controversies in the field. Prerequisites: SY210 (or SY204*) or SY320 or SY339; SY389 (or SY387 or SY388).

A critical examination of the symbolic and material importance of bodies as both cultural phenomena and biological organisms. The course addresses the historical specificities in thinking about bodies, especially of those classified as "disabled", and explores the cultural shaping of the significance of embodiment. The course uses a variety of theoretical and empirical perspectives to engage controversies in the field. Prerequisites: SY210 (or SY204*) or SY320 or SY339; SY389 (or SY387 or SY388).

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A critical examination of the symbolic and material importance of bodies as both cultural phenomena and biological organisms. The course addresses the historical specificities in thinking about bodies, especially of those classified as "disabled", and explores the cultural shaping of the significance of embodiment. The course uses a variety of theoretical and empirical perspectives to engage controversies in the field. Prerequisites: SY210 (or SY204*) or SY320 or SY339; SY389 (or SY387 or SY388).

SY 413

Soc of Embodiment/Disability

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A critical examination of the symbolic and material importance of bodies as both cultural phenomena and biological organisms. The course addresses the historical specificities in thinking about bodies, especially of those classified as "disabled", and explores the cultural shaping of the significance of embodiment. The course uses a variety of theoretical and empirical perspectives to engage controversies in the field. Prerequisites: SY210 (or SY204*) or SY320 or SY339; SY389 (or SY387 or SY388).

A critical examination of the symbolic and material importance of bodies as both cultural phenomena and biological organisms. The course addresses the historical specificities in thinking about bodies, especially of those classified as "disabled", and explores the cultural shaping of the significance of embodiment. The course uses a variety of theoretical and empirical perspectives to engage controversies in the field. Prerequisites: SY210 (or SY204*) or SY320 or SY339; SY389 (or SY387 or SY388).

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A critical examination of the symbolic and material importance of bodies as both cultural phenomena and biological organisms. The course addresses the historical specificities in thinking about bodies, especially of those classified as "disabled", and explores the cultural shaping of the significance of embodiment. The course uses a variety of theoretical and empirical perspectives to engage controversies in the field. Prerequisites: SY210 (or SY204*) or SY320 or SY339; SY389 (or SY387 or SY388).

SY 413 Prerequisites

(SY 210 (Min. Grade D-) or SY 204 (Min. Grade D-) or SY 320 (Min. Grade D-) or SY 339 (Min. Grade D-) ) and (SY 389 (Min. Grade D-) or SY 387 (Min. Grade D-) or SY 388 (Min. Grade D-) )

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SY 413 Restrictions

Must be enrolled in one of the following Levels:

Undergraduate (UG)

Must be enrolled in one of the following Majors:

Sociology (SOCI)

Must be enrolled in one of the following Year Levels:

Year 4 (4)

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