The list below offers a representative sample of the courses you can expect in the study of Italian cultural studies at DePauw. From theoretical foundations to practical experiences, these courses ...

This course provides a broad introduction to the comparative study of peoples, cultures, and languages from major regions of the world. Topical themes may include health, the environment, language, ...

The academic requirements for Italian cultural studies represent a specialized course of study within the larger context of a diverse liberal arts education. Not only are these requirements designed ...

Students in last semester’s “North Korea and Religion” course studied eleven memoirs written by North Korean defectors. Then, on the final day of class in December, they heard directly from one. The ...

Cultural studies : an introduction / John Storey -- The evolution of cultural studies ... / Colin Sparks -- Cultural studies : two paradigms / Stuart Hall -- The Centre for Contemporary Cultural ...

The object of inquiry in American studies is culture—usefully defined as a society’s “whole way of life”—the sum of the ways a society and its subjects at once understand and remake the world. Taking ...

Expand intercultural competence through multiple learning approaches, including language training, literary analysis, and social-science research. Explain complex social relations with regard to ...

Cultural studies draw inspiration from the disciplines of both the social sciences and humanities. Students in Cultural Studies explore the vast array of techniques, institutions, and media through ...

This event will consider the prospects for contemporary thinking within the cultural studies tradition to engage with current inequalities. Mindful of the historical importance of this tradition, ...

The University of Illinois Chicago wants to consolidate its School of Literatures, Cultural Studies and Languages to help close a $20M budget gap. College senior Alicia Morel, whose family immigrated ...

In a grotesquely unfair 1981 review of TJ Jackson Lears’s No Place of Grace, the Rutgers intellectual and cultural historian’s classic analysis of anti-modernism in American thought and the arts, ...