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This course introduces students to critical studies of race and racism, including white innocence and bio- and
necropolitics and their significance also in Central Europe. How are racialised distinctions being made, and
wilfully ignored? Is race socially constructed and how? What innovative methods to study race and racism have
been proposed, in particular in the absence of archives that include testimonies of marginalised people? How can
racialised legacies become the ground for racial utopias and future imaginings?
Poslední úprava: Matějková Anna, Mgr. (16.09.2025)
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The course is co-taught with an MA course and directed at advanced BA students. assessment · Active participation in class (discussion question, class exercises): 25% · Concept paper (2 pages): discuss one important analytical concept from the (required) readings. Explain what the concept refers to and what allows one to do in a particular situation (what you can analyse) by refering to a fieldnote; interview extract; film or novel extract; image etc. 700 words: 20% · Abstract for final paper (research question, outline, sources) (c 1 page): 10%. · Final paper (1600 words, without references or 3500 words, co-written with another student): analyses a (surprising) vignette from a fieldnote, an interview, text, photograph, film extract from a perspective discussed in the course (must cite at least 3 sources from the course): 40%; deadline: 29 January 2024.
Poslední úprava: Lorenz-Meyer Dagmar Regine, M.A., Ph.D. (05.09.2025)
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a full syllabus will be uploaded at the beginning of the semester Poslední úprava: Lorenz-Meyer Dagmar Regine, M.A., Ph.D. (05.09.2025)
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