Sophisticated Humor? The Societal Implications of Sacha Baron Cohen's Work
Spring 2009
Sociology 98/198
2 Unit(s)
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About the Course:
This course analyzes the work of Sacha Baron Cohen in the context of social interactions. In this analysis, the course will focus attention on primary constructs of society such as politics, social and economic division, cultural behavior and societal norms. By establishing a thorough understanding of Cohen’s work, students will be expected to contemplate why the material is funny, if it should be funny, and whether it ultimately exposes or promotes prejudice in viewers and participants.How to Enroll:
All students interested should attend the first meeting, Tuesday (Jan. 27th) from 5-6:30P.M. in room 258 Dwinelle.Enrollment process will depend on number of students interested.Course Contact: aylon AT berkeley.edu, glaz AT berkeley.edu
Website: www.decal.org/bruno
Faculty Sponsor: WILLER, R
Time & Location:
| Section | Facilitators | Size | Location | Time | Starts | Status | CCNs |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Section 1 | [?] Aylon Steinhart | 30 | 258 Dwinelle | Tues 5-6:30 | 1/26 | started | — |
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