Explores connections over the last century between global cultural developments and the quest for normative values on a global level. Topics include the communications revolution, cultural ideologies, international migrations and diasporas, the human rights movement, and new cosmopolitanisms.

Prerequisites: Global Studies 1 and 2; upper-division standing.

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Units

Optional

Grading

1

Passtime

Upper division only

Level Limit

Letters and science

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CLITANDRE N T
Nadege Clitandre
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22 reviews

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TD-W 2600
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14:00 PM - 15:15 PM
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HSSB 1211
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19:00 PM - 19:50 PM
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10:00 AM - 10:50 AM
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NH 1006
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12:30 PM - 13:45 PM
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GLOBL110 . Clitandre N T 1 Year, 11 Months Ago

100+ pages of reading each week, insane. Pop quizzes on those readings in short answer format, so if you didn't read good luck! Her lectures were very dense and she spoke in a monotone voice, always very serious which made lectures boring. 2 papers (midterm and final) 600 words. Somewhat easy if you did the readings. Take advantage of extra credit!

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GLOBA110 . Clitandre N T 2 Years Ago

100+ pages of reading each week. Pop quizzes on readings, short answer questions so if you did not read good luck! Attendance was taken using the iclicker app. Her lectures were very dense and somewhat repetitive. She spoke in a sort of monotone voice and was very serious and formal. 2 papers that were 600 words, manageable if you did the readings.

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GLOBL110 . Clitandre N T 2 Years Ago

This is by far one of the worst courses I have taken. She drowns you in at least 100 pages of reading a week with pop quizzes on the material without taking into consideration that you just may have other classes. Her lectures are extremely boring and for exams, she asks like 6 questions in one prompt, giving you 600 words to answer it. Stay away!

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GLOBA110 . Clitandre N T 2 Years Ago

I have to say that this course is a piece of sxxx. Professor Clitandre herself is a very passionate and knowledgeable person, BUT the course tastes worse than my cat's poop. At least 100 pages reading per week, and the three exams are really hard to write. DO NOT take this mandatory course with her unless you are a literature professor yourself...

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GLOBA110 . Clitandre N T 2 Years Ago

She did an amazing job at putting me to sleep. Wish she could talk at 2x speed. Wish she could talk like a normal human being and not like a robot. Wish there weren't pop quizzes once a week on readings I didn't do. I wish a lot of things. But more than anything, I wish I didn't take her class. Oh well, can't win 'em all.

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GLOBA110 . Clitandre N T 5 Years Ago

Clitandre is a great lecturer and is very passionate about Global Studies. There are weekly quizes on reading but the readings are super interesting. 2 midterms and final are 600 word write-ups that are very clear. People wrote negative comments on here and going into the class I had low expectations, but she definitely surpassed them!!! recommend

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