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Critical Theory and the Now: An Introduction to the Frankfurt School
Brooklyn Institute for Social Research See all classes by this school
Examine influential ideas that shaped modern critical thought through the writings of leading twentieth-century philosophers and social theorists. Explore concepts connecting culture, politics, history and art while considering their relevance to contemporary society. Engage with thought-provoking texts that encourage deeper analysis of today's world.
Nov 16th
6:30–9:30pm ET
Meets 4 Times
$355
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Mon. Nov 16th, 6:30–9:30pm ET
(12 hours over 4 sessions)
What is Participatory Democracy? Theory, Activism, and Power
Brooklyn Institute for Social Research See all classes by this school @ Online Classroom
Delve into the complexities of participatory democracy, exploring its diverse interpretations and potential for societal transformation. Through readings and discussions, you'll engage with classical and contemporary thinkers, examining how civic participation can reshape political power and address social inequalities. Consider whether participatory democracy offers a genuine alternative to existing systems.
Nov 17th
6:30–9:30pm ET
Meets 5 Times
$355
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Tue. Nov 17th, 6:30–9:30pm ET
(15 hours over 5 sessions)
Hannah Arendt: The Origins of Totalitarianism
Brooklyn Institute for Social Research See all classes by this school
Delve into the historical origins of totalitarianism and its modern implications in this thought-provoking course, exploring Hannah Arendt's profound analysis of imperialism, anti-Semitism, and the erosion of individualism. Uncover the connections between racism, nationalism, and the collapse of social cohesion, and gain new insights into today's refugee crisis and statelessness.
Nov 16th
6:30–9:30pm ET
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$355
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Mon. Nov 16th, 6:30–9:30pm ET
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The Sublime: Aesthetics, Terror, and Pleasure
Brooklyn Institute for Social Research See all classes by this school
Explore the evolution of a foundational aesthetic concept through philosophy, literature, music and visual art. Examine how its meaning has shifted across history while shaping ideas about emotion, culture and politics. Engage with influential thinkers and artistic works to gain a deeper understanding of its lasting relevance.
Nov 16th
6:30–9:30pm ET
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$355
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Mon. Nov 16th, 6:30–9:30pm ET
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Tragedy and Decolonization: From Pessimism to Emancipation
Brooklyn Institute for Social Research See all classes by this school
Explore how tragedy and decolonization intertwine through literature, theory, and political struggle. From the Haitian Revolution to contemporary liberation movements, examine how writers and thinkers like Césaire, James, Fanon, and Soyinka reimagined tragedy to confront history, violence, and the pursuit of freedom.
Nov 18th
6:30–9:30pm ET
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$355
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Wed. Nov 18th, 6:30–9:30pm ET
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Femme Politics: Freedom, Affect, and Eros
Brooklyn Institute for Social Research See all classes by this school
Explore the distinction between femme and femininity while examining the political and anticapitalist dimensions of femme identity. Consider how femininity can encompass joy, connection, love and excess alongside experiences of oppression. Engage with contemporary feminist and queer scholarship to question how femme can inform political possibilities across genders.
Nov 18th
6:30–9:30pm ET
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Wed. Nov 18th, 6:30–9:30pm ET
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History of Hotels in America
Santa Monica College See all classes by this school @ 1900 Pico Blvd, Santa Monica, CA
NEW! The hotel industry in America began with simple New England country inns and taverns, progressed to grand hotels with the growth of major American cities, and culminated in the sophisticated boutique hotels of today. As America grew, the need for accommodations for travelers spurred the development of the hospitality industry while advancing the popular architectural styles of the time. Through lecture and slide illustration, explore...
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$29
The Dark History of Los Angeles
Urban Elective See all classes by this school @ 700 Jackson St, Los Angeles, CA
The Dark History of Los Angeles is a course consisting of murder and mayhem in Los Angeles from the 1850s to present day. You will learn about the city by bearing witness to its iconic, and lesser known, crimes. You will become acquainted with the devils and the angels who once called Los Angeles home. There are no prerequisites for the course—all you need to bring is your curiosity! Materials Fee n/a
All levels
21 and older
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Art & Myth
Santa Monica College See all classes by this school @ Online Classroom, Los Angeles, CA
Dive into the captivating world of Greek mythology through the stories of Medusa, Hercules, Callisto, and the Judgement of Paris. Explore how these myths have evolved over time, study the art they inspired, and create your own poetic or artistic responses. The class concludes with an exclusive tour of the Getty Villa, bringing ancient legends vividly to life.
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Fall Lecture 2: The Mexican Muralists
Santa Monica College See all classes by this school @ Online Classroom, Los Angeles, CA
Explore the Mexican Muralist movement and its development between World War I and World War II. Learn how artists drew from pre-Columbian traditions and the Mexican Revolution to address the political and social changes of their time. Discover how large-scale public murals became powerful tools for communicating ideas and making art accessible to people across social classes.
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$20
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