Anthropology
Undergraduate and Graduate Seminar
Tu 2:10-4PM
This course is a comparative study of the role of information technologies in the formation of modern Empires and modern postcolonial states. It examines these processes historically and their afterlives in contemporary societies. Drawing heavily on media theory and theories of information we will examine how these forces operate in countries as diverse as France, Palestine, India, Paraguay.
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