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Course Descriptions

Dubois, Economics, thinking200 Introductory Dialogues in Critical Social Studies
We use social and cultural theory in our everyday lives but rarely very consciously. This course investigates ways in which hegemonic “common sense(s)” are constructed and changed, both in society and the academy, and the purposes they serve. The aim is to heighten awareness of personal, practical, and policy implications of social theory, and develop critical responses to it. (Waller/Capraro, Spring)

Demarest Hall

For more information, contact

Christopher E. Gunn, Professor of Economics/William R. Kenan Jr. Professor, ext. 3416, 319 Stern Hall

Dunbar Moodie
Professor of Sociology
ext. 3446, 209 Stern Hall


Secretary:
Jean Salone
315-781-3420
(8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m.)


FAX: 781-3422