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= final examination topics: MA, American: American Studies Theories, Cultural Studies, Visual Culture | = final examination topics: MA, American: American Studies Theories, Cultural Studies, Visual Culture | ||
- | + | # Keywords of early American culture: covenant ideas of Puritanism, Antinomianism, | |
- | # Reinterpreting the “sacred texts” of America (The Declaration of Independence, | + | # Keywords of modern American culture: American exceptionalism, |
- | # Nature | + | # Reinterpreting the “sacred texts” of America (The Declaration of Independence, |
- | # The intellectual history of women: | + | # Manifest destiny |
+ | # The American dream. | ||
+ | # Class in American society. | ||
+ | # The intellectual history of women: Puritan subversion, separate spheres, women's history, | ||
+ | # Paradigms and paradigm changes in American Studies. | ||
# The “pictorial turn” | # The “pictorial turn” | ||
# Visual culture versus art history | # Visual culture versus art history | ||
- | # The social construction of the visual and the visual construction of the social in American culture | + | # The social construction of the visual and the visual construction of the social in American culture |
- | # Gender | + | # Race, gender |
- | # Race and visual representation (empowerment | + | # Elite/ |
- | # US women religious leaders | + | # Representation of race and gender in popular culture |
- | # Racial tokenism | + | # Major tropes, genres, |
- | # Black market commodities | + | |
- | # The “American Dream” vs. American socio-reality | + | |
- | # Major religions that are still recognized as cults | + | |
- | # Women’s depection in mass media and and its role in female emancipation. | + | |
- | # Marginilization of American women in religious movements | + | |
== recommended readings | == recommended readings |
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