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Course Schedule
Date
Week 1
Lecture M 1/14
Lecture W 1/16
Sections Th-F 1/17-18
Week 2 Lecture M 1/21

Lecture W 1/23
Sections Th-F 1/24-25
Date
Week 3 Lecture M 1/28
Lecture W 1/30
Sections Th-F 1/31-2/1
Week 4
Lecture M 2/4
Lecture W 2/6
Sections Th-F 2/7-8
Week 5
Lecture M 2/11
Lecture W 2/13
Sections Th-F 2/14-15
Date
Week 6
Lecture M 2/18
Lecture W 2/20
Sections TH-F 2/21-22
Week 7
Lecture M 2/25
Lecture W 2/27
Sections 2/28-3/1

PART IV: POLITICAL GEOGRAPHIES
Week 8
Lecture M 3/4
Lecture W 3/6
Sections Th-F 3/7
Week X
Lecture M 3/11
Lecture W 3/13
Sections Th-F 3/1
Week 9
Lecture M 3/18
Lecture W 3/20
Sections Th-F 3/1
Week 10
Lecture M 3/25
Lecture W 3/27
Sections Th-F 3/2
PART V: POLITICAL-ECONOMIC GEOGRAPHIES
Week 11
Lecture M 4/1
Lecture W 4/3
Sections Th-F 4/4
Week 12
Lecture M 4/8
Lecture W 4/10
Sections Th-F 4/1
Week 13
Lecture M 4/15
Lecture W 4/17
Sections Th-F 4/1

PART VI: GEOGRAPHIES OF JUSTICE
Week 14
Lecture M 4/22
Lecture W 4/24
Sections Th-F 4/2
Week 15
Lecture M 4/29
Lecture W 5/1
Sections Th-F 5/2
Week XX
Monday 5/6, noo
Monday 5/6 4 pm
Week XXX Monday 5/13, no
Bibliography of Assigned Readings (in addition to the textbook)
For 1/23
Meinig, D. (1979), “The Beholding Eye: Ten Versions of the Same Scene,” in D. Meinig (ed.), The Interpretation of
Ordinary Landscapes: Geographical Essays (New York: Oxford University Press), 33-48.
For 1/30
Pyle, G. (1969), “The Diffusion of Cholera in the United States in the Nineteenth Century,” Geographical Analysis
1, 59-75.
For 3/20
Smith, N. (2009), “The Revolutionary Imperative,” Antipode 41, 50-65.
For 3/25
Forest, B. (2001), “Mapping Democracy: Racial Identity and the Quandary of Political Representation,” Annals of
the Association of American Geographers 91, 143-166.
For 4/3
Mitchell, D. (2012), “Retrenchment, Revitalization, or the Right to the City: Four Theses,” in J. Czerniak (ed.),
Formerly Urban: Projecting Rustbelt Futures (Princeton: New City Books), 90-105

For 4/17
Smith, N. (1989), “Tompkins Square Park: Rents, Riots, and Redskins,” Portable Lower East Side 6, 1-36.
For 4/22
Pulido, L. (2000), “Rethinking Environmental Racism: White Privilege and Urban Development in Southern
California,” Annals of the Association of American Geographers 90, 12-40.
For 4/24
Harvey, D. (2012a), “London 2011: Feral Capitalism Hits the Streets,” in D. Harvey, Rebel Cities: From the Right to
the City to the Urban Revolution (London: Verso), 155-157.
Harvey, D. (2012b), “#OWS: The Party of Wall Street Meets Its Nemesis,” in D. Harvey, Rebel Cities: From the
Right to the City to the Urban Revolution (London: Verso), 159-164.