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This course explores the problems of freedom by
analyzing systems of control, such as the corporation and the
penitentiary, and relating them to greater social arrangements,
including class, gender, and race. Using contemporary and historical
examples, themes include disciplining and managing populations and
the mechanics of coercive and consensual controls. The goal of the
course is to expose forms of power that embed in social structures
and consider their effects on group and individual freedom. |
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