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    THEATER 121-002 UC BERKELEY FALL ’16 | 4 UNITS TUESDAY & THURSDAY 11am-12:30pm 2121 Allston Way Francesco Spagnolo, PhD mappingdiasporas.wordpress.com HOW DO WE “MAP” CULTURE IN MOTION? Describing the interaction of places, times, languages, identities, cultural formats, dominant and marginal narratives that characterize cultures in diaspora requires a multidimensionality that traditional maps no longer meet. In today’s world, we “map” diasporas through digital narratives, and perform culture as archivists and curators.In this course, students will work with the cultural objects held in The Magnes Collection of Jewish Art and Life, including art, material culture, books, manuscripts, digital assets and data, learning to conduct collaborative research and documentation, to create maps and narratives, and to curate and publish their findings in museum galleries and online. - FULFILLS THE ARTS & LITERATURE BREADTH REQUIREMENTS - CAN BE USED TOWARD THE JEWISH STUDIES MINOR

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    THEATER 121-002 UC BERKELEY FALL ’16 | 4 UNITS TUESDAY & THURSDAY 11am-12:30pm 2121 Allston Way Francesco Spagnolo, PhD mappingdiasporas.wordpress.com HOW DO WE “MAP” CULTURE IN MOTION? Describing the interaction of places, times, languages, identities, cultural formats, dominant and marginal narratives that characterize cultures in diaspora requires a multidimensionality that traditional maps no longer meet. In today’s world, we “map” diasporas through digital narratives, and perform culture as archivists and curators.In this course, students will work with the cultural objects held in The Magnes Collection of Jewish Art and Life, including art, material culture, books, manuscripts, digital assets and data, learning to conduct collaborative research and documentation, to create maps and narratives, and to curate and publish their findings in museum galleries and online. - FULFILLS THE ARTS & LITERATURE BREADTH REQUIREMENTS - CAN BE USED TOWARD THE JEWISH STUDIES MINOR

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    THEATER 121-002 UC BERKELEY FALL ’16 | 4 UNITS TUESDAY & THURSDAY 11am-12:30pm 2121 Allston Way Francesco Spagnolo, PhD mappingdiasporas.wordpress.com HOW DO WE “MAP” CULTURE IN MOTION? Describing the interaction of places, times, languages, identities, cultural formats, dominant and marginal narratives that characterize cultures in diaspora requires a multidimensionality that traditional maps no longer meet. In today’s world, we “map” diasporas through digital narratives, and perform culture as archivists and curators.In this course, students will work with the cultural objects held in The Magnes Collection of Jewish Art and Life, including art, material culture, books, manuscripts, digital assets and data, learning to conduct collaborative research and documentation, to create maps and narratives, and to curate and publish their findings in museum galleries and online. - FULFILLS THE ARTS & LITERATURE BREADTH REQUIREMENTS - CAN BE USED TOWARD THE JEWISH STUDIES MINOR

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    MAPPING
    DIASPORAS
    Jewish Culture, Museums,
    and Digital Humanities

    THEATER 121-002
    CULTURE & PERFORMANCE

    UC BERKELEY
    FALL 16 | 4 UNITS
    TUESDAY &
    THURSDAY
    11am-12:30pm
    2121 Allston Way

    HOW DO WE MAP CULTURE IN MOTION?


    Describing the interaction of
    places, times, languages,
    identities, cultural formats,
    dominant and marginal
    narratives that characterize
    cultures in diaspora requires a
    multidimensionality that
    traditional maps no longer meet.

    In todays world, we map


    diasporas through digital
    narratives, and often perform
    culture acting as archivists and
    curators.

    In this course, students will work


    with the cultural objects held in
    The Magnes Collection of
    Jewish Art and Life, including
    art, material culture, books,
    manuscripts, digital assets and
    data, learning to conduct
    collaborative research and
    documentation, to create maps
    and narratives, and to curate
    and publish their findings in
    museum galleries and online.

    Francesco Spagnolo, PhD


    mappingdiasporas.wordpress.com

    FULFILLS THE ARTS & LITERATURE


    BREADTH REQUIREMENTS

    CAN BE USED TOWARD THE


    JEWISH STUDIES MINOR

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