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Ce cours vise à familiariser les étudiants avec les débats qui animent la géographie critique anglophone. À travers la lecture/présentation d’articles issus de différents courants (postcolonial geography, labor geography, queer geography, black geographies), il s'agit de susciter une discussion collective et, plus globalement, de comprendre les logiques intersectionnelles qui caractérisent les rapports de domination.
References bibliographiques:
- Bloedsoe, Adam & Willie Jamaal Wright. 2019. “The anti-blackness of global capital”, Environment and Planning D: Society and space, vol.37, n°1, pp.8-26.
- Binnie, J & B.Skeggs. 2004. “Cosmopolitan knowledge and the production and consumption of sexualised space: Manchester’s gay village”, The Sociological review, vol.2, n°1
- Brody, Alison. 2006. « The cleaners you aren’t meant to see: order, hygiene and everyday politics in a Bangkok shopping mall”, Antipode
References bibliographiques:
- Bloedsoe, Adam & Willie Jamaal Wright. 2019. “The anti-blackness of global capital”, Environment and Planning D: Society and space, vol.37, n°1, pp.8-26.
- Binnie, J & B.Skeggs. 2004. “Cosmopolitan knowledge and the production and consumption of sexualised space: Manchester’s gay village”, The Sociological review, vol.2, n°1
- Brody, Alison. 2006. « The cleaners you aren’t meant to see: order, hygiene and everyday politics in a Bangkok shopping mall”, Antipode
- Giáo viên: Antonin Margier