MULT10018 Lecture 12: MULT10018 - W12L2
28 Jul 2018
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9am tues 6th june - 5pm thurs 8th june 2017. Ability to know and use theoretical approaches to power. Ability to think empirically about power: agreeing with the proposition i. e. the fundamental basis of power is indeed x. Outline in full a theoretical approach that posits x as the fundamental basis of power. Demonstrate how this approach posits the centrality of x in explaining how power is. Demonstrate empirically (i. e. through concrete case studies) how x is the fundamental basis of power. If x was economy, you could talk about econ inequalities: critiquing the proposition e. g. ) While x is, indeed, an important basis of power, there are other important bases. Critique this approach that posits x as the fundamental basis of power. Outline and illustrate a broad range of other bases of power: Other bases of power (except economy) include: space, body, culture, politics: formulating another proposition i. e. the fundamental basis of power is, in fact y.
