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Autumn 2008 • HUM 597A • 1 credit • arrow Download e-Flyer

Mike Davis and the Production of Space

Instructor: Matthew Sparke, Geography
October 14, 21, 28 & November 18, 2008 • 3:30 — 5:20 pm
Communications 202
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This micro-seminar will focus on close readings and contextualization of the work of Mike Davis, who will be in residence as Katz Distinguished Lecturer during the week of November 3-7, 2008. The seminar is recommended in preparation for and in conjunction with the micro-seminar taught by Davis.
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