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Sequence DOC Key Terms DOC 1 DOC 2 DOC 3 ideology, hegemony, intersectionality, historical artifacts, counter-hegemony, American Exceptionalism, Immigration, socially constructed hierarchies, social movements, ideological formation, racial formation, racialization, White supremacy, gender (inc. masculinity), feminism, Third World and Women of Color critique, patriarchy, heteronormativity, Queer, capitalism,...
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Sequence DOC Key Terms
DOC 1
DOC 2
DOC 3
ideology,
hegemony,
intersectionality,
historical artifacts,
counter-hegemony,
American Exceptionalism,
Immigration,
socially constructed
hierarchies,
social movements,
ideological formation,
racial formation,
racialization,
White supremacy,
gender (inc. masculinity),
feminism,
Third World and Women of
Color critique,
patriarchy,
heteronormativity,
Queer,
capitalism,
liberalism/neoliberalism,
Keynes/Hayek,
contemporary immigration
policy (justice for
undocumented college student
Armida)
[ideology, hegemony]
Liberalism,
Enlightenment,
The Great Chain of Being,
Negative and Positive
Liberties,
Property Rights,
Commonwealth,
Republicanism,
Federalism,
A Culture of Argument,
Laissez Faire Capitalism,
Ethical Likeness,
Zone of Privacy,
Custom,
Consensus,
Judicial Activism,
McCarthyism,
Liberal Consensus,
State of Nature,
Social Contract,
Tyranny of the and
Coercive Majority Majorities,
Covenant,
Patriotism and Nationalism,
Just and Unjust Laws,
Free Speech,
Class Division,
Military Industrial Complex,
Concentration Camps and
Internment,
War Powers,
Torture
From DOC 1:
Ideology, Hegemony, Racialization,
White supremacy, Gender (inc.
masculinity), feminism, Resistance
(counter-hegemony), Queer Politics
From DOC 2:
McCarthyism, Class Division,
Military Industrial Complex,
Concentration Camps and
Internment, War Powers
New Terms/Concepts:
Cultural Text/Historical Artifact,
Intertextuality,
Representation,
Culture,
Subculture,
Popular Culture,
Double Consciousness,
Globalization (in context of cultural
production),
Post-industrialism,
Postmodernism,
Rupture,
Manifestos,
Imagined Community,
Structures of Feeling,
Performance (Aesthetic, Existential,
and Social),
Identity Politics,
Anthem,
Protest (performance),
AIDS
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