This fully online course is is an experiment in thinking with and through video games. A choose your own adventure class where students play video games of their own choosing, while studying challenging scholarship in interdisciplinary and cross-cultural fields of knowledge. We will think seriously about the relation between video games and our everyday lives. How can we use video games to think about the world we inhabit and how that world came to be? In short, how can we make use of videos games as a pa
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This fully online course thinks the history of pornography in relation to modernism/modernity, studying pornography as a genre as well as a uniquely modern social apparatus. Recent Feminist theory, porn studies, modernism/modernity, queer theory, and poststructuralism provide the theoretical ground for the class. The course studies a wide range of forms of sexual expression, particularly as they relate to constructions of gender, race, class, and sexuality. This course has been certified as Quality Learning
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