Rachel

 

Doctoral Student in Health Behavior and Health Education

 

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Disability in Society

About the Course

Sociology 303: Contemporary Social Theory gives students an introduction to social theorists such as Marx, Dukheim, Weber, Freud, Derrida, Levi-Strauss, Butler, and Foucault.

My Role

As a Supplemental Instructor, my responsibilities included leading 1-2 discussion sections a week, developing lesson plans for the discussion sections, grading papers and exams, and assisting with planning lectures.

Guest Lectures

Psychic Life, Personhood, and Culture in Freud’s Id, Ego, and Superego. Presented to Ant/Soc 325: Culture and Personality, February 2003, and Soc 303: Contemporary Social Theory, October 2002

Decentered or Divided: Applying Derrida’s Theories to the Social Dynamics of Mental Illness. Presented to Soc 303: Contemporary Social Theory, November 2001

Timeframe

Fall 2002

Textbook

Lemert, C. C. (1999). Social Theory: The Multicultural and Classic Readings. Boulder, CO: Westview Press.

Book Description and Preview

Last updated October 20, 2009