Queer Theory 101
Full Tuition: $300 — Scholarship Options in Drop-Down Menu
ANY REGISTRATIONS RECEIVED ON OR AFTER JULY 16 WILL BE GIVEN ACCESS TO THE WEEK 1 RECORDING, AND WILL ABLE TO JOIN FROM THE SECOND CLASS ON LIVE.
Instructor: Stillman | Five Weeks | Sundays July 16-August 13 | 5:00-7:00 PM ET | ONLINE
Have you always wanted to get the basics of Queer Theory under your belt? Or maybe you have a loose grip on the canon, but it’s been a while since you’ve really gotten into it? Or perhaps you took a Queer Theory class once, but pretty much everyone on the syllabus was white? Or maybe you just want to hang out with some bookish Queer folx? Whatever your reason, if you’re interested in a gently guided frolic through some of the core texts of academia’s gayest discourse in the company of a rag-tag gang of online companions, then this is the class for you! People we’ll read may include, but are not limited to: Audre Lorde, Michel Foucault, Judith Butler, Eve Sedgwick, Cathy Cohen, Sara Ahmed, David Halperin, Lee Edelman, Lauren Berlant, Michael Warner, José Muñoz and/or Jack Halberstam. Some of the core questions we’ll address are: what does “Queer” mean? Can anyone identify as Queer, or are there criteria? If so, what could they be? Is “Queer” even an identity? What kind? Why or why not? Is there such a thing as “homonormativity?” What does it mean to “Queer” something? What is a “Queer” reading of something? I’m not saying all (or any) of these questions have definitive answers, but what I am saying is: we’re going to read some amazing stuff, talk about it, and in the end, you’ll know your Queer Theory 101!
Classes are recorded to allow for students to participate asynchronously. If you want to take a class but cannot make the class time, sign up for the asynchronous audit option to follow along on your own. Recordings are password protected and will only be available for the duration of the class and two weeks after it ends.
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All tuition goes to paying instructors and staff a living wage. We encourage you to pick the payment tier that corresponds with your needs, but ask that you please consider our commitment to fair labor practices when doing so. We are currently able to offer three full scholarships per class, and one full scholarship per person per term. If the scholarship tier you need is sold out or you would like to pay tuition on an installment basis, please email us directly, and we will work with you.
If at any point up to 48 hours before your first class session you realize you will be unable to take the class, please email us and we will reallocate your funds to a future class, to another student’s scholarship, or refund it. After classes begin, we are only able to make partial refunds and adjustments.
Full Tuition: $300 — Scholarship Options in Drop-Down Menu
ANY REGISTRATIONS RECEIVED ON OR AFTER JULY 16 WILL BE GIVEN ACCESS TO THE WEEK 1 RECORDING, AND WILL ABLE TO JOIN FROM THE SECOND CLASS ON LIVE.
Instructor: Stillman | Five Weeks | Sundays July 16-August 13 | 5:00-7:00 PM ET | ONLINE
Have you always wanted to get the basics of Queer Theory under your belt? Or maybe you have a loose grip on the canon, but it’s been a while since you’ve really gotten into it? Or perhaps you took a Queer Theory class once, but pretty much everyone on the syllabus was white? Or maybe you just want to hang out with some bookish Queer folx? Whatever your reason, if you’re interested in a gently guided frolic through some of the core texts of academia’s gayest discourse in the company of a rag-tag gang of online companions, then this is the class for you! People we’ll read may include, but are not limited to: Audre Lorde, Michel Foucault, Judith Butler, Eve Sedgwick, Cathy Cohen, Sara Ahmed, David Halperin, Lee Edelman, Lauren Berlant, Michael Warner, José Muñoz and/or Jack Halberstam. Some of the core questions we’ll address are: what does “Queer” mean? Can anyone identify as Queer, or are there criteria? If so, what could they be? Is “Queer” even an identity? What kind? Why or why not? Is there such a thing as “homonormativity?” What does it mean to “Queer” something? What is a “Queer” reading of something? I’m not saying all (or any) of these questions have definitive answers, but what I am saying is: we’re going to read some amazing stuff, talk about it, and in the end, you’ll know your Queer Theory 101!
Classes are recorded to allow for students to participate asynchronously. If you want to take a class but cannot make the class time, sign up for the asynchronous audit option to follow along on your own. Recordings are password protected and will only be available for the duration of the class and two weeks after it ends.
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All tuition goes to paying instructors and staff a living wage. We encourage you to pick the payment tier that corresponds with your needs, but ask that you please consider our commitment to fair labor practices when doing so. We are currently able to offer three full scholarships per class, and one full scholarship per person per term. If the scholarship tier you need is sold out or you would like to pay tuition on an installment basis, please email us directly, and we will work with you.
If at any point up to 48 hours before your first class session you realize you will be unable to take the class, please email us and we will reallocate your funds to a future class, to another student’s scholarship, or refund it. After classes begin, we are only able to make partial refunds and adjustments.
Full Tuition: $300 — Scholarship Options in Drop-Down Menu
ANY REGISTRATIONS RECEIVED ON OR AFTER JULY 16 WILL BE GIVEN ACCESS TO THE WEEK 1 RECORDING, AND WILL ABLE TO JOIN FROM THE SECOND CLASS ON LIVE.
Instructor: Stillman | Five Weeks | Sundays July 16-August 13 | 5:00-7:00 PM ET | ONLINE
Have you always wanted to get the basics of Queer Theory under your belt? Or maybe you have a loose grip on the canon, but it’s been a while since you’ve really gotten into it? Or perhaps you took a Queer Theory class once, but pretty much everyone on the syllabus was white? Or maybe you just want to hang out with some bookish Queer folx? Whatever your reason, if you’re interested in a gently guided frolic through some of the core texts of academia’s gayest discourse in the company of a rag-tag gang of online companions, then this is the class for you! People we’ll read may include, but are not limited to: Audre Lorde, Michel Foucault, Judith Butler, Eve Sedgwick, Cathy Cohen, Sara Ahmed, David Halperin, Lee Edelman, Lauren Berlant, Michael Warner, José Muñoz and/or Jack Halberstam. Some of the core questions we’ll address are: what does “Queer” mean? Can anyone identify as Queer, or are there criteria? If so, what could they be? Is “Queer” even an identity? What kind? Why or why not? Is there such a thing as “homonormativity?” What does it mean to “Queer” something? What is a “Queer” reading of something? I’m not saying all (or any) of these questions have definitive answers, but what I am saying is: we’re going to read some amazing stuff, talk about it, and in the end, you’ll know your Queer Theory 101!
Classes are recorded to allow for students to participate asynchronously. If you want to take a class but cannot make the class time, sign up for the asynchronous audit option to follow along on your own. Recordings are password protected and will only be available for the duration of the class and two weeks after it ends.
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All tuition goes to paying instructors and staff a living wage. We encourage you to pick the payment tier that corresponds with your needs, but ask that you please consider our commitment to fair labor practices when doing so. We are currently able to offer three full scholarships per class, and one full scholarship per person per term. If the scholarship tier you need is sold out or you would like to pay tuition on an installment basis, please email us directly, and we will work with you.
If at any point up to 48 hours before your first class session you realize you will be unable to take the class, please email us and we will reallocate your funds to a future class, to another student’s scholarship, or refund it. After classes begin, we are only able to make partial refunds and adjustments.