描述
回顾殖民主义开始至今的文化理论。考察技术、社会政治、物质及生态转变如何影响建筑话语。学生将获得研究技能，探讨的主题包括种族、性别、残疾、环境正义、原住民世界观、气候、去殖民化或人工智能等。
条件与方式
- 阻止获得 ARCH 5020 的额外学分。
- 本课程亦在本科层级提供，要求不同，课程编号为 ARCH 4332，选修该课程将阻止获得本课程的额外学分。
原文参考文本
Survey of cultural theories from the beginning of colonialism to this day. Considerations of how technological, socio-political, material, and ecological transformations inform architectural discourse. Students acquire research skills, considering topics such as race, gender, disability, environmental justice, Indigenous worldviews, climate, decolonisation, or artificial intelligence.
- Precludes additional credit for Precludes additional credit for ARCH 5020.
- Also offered at the undergraduate level, with different requirements, as ARCH 4332 , for which additional credit is precluded.
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