MULT10018: Power

1. Annotated Bibliography: 500 words (15%)
2. Research Essay: 2,000 words (45%)
3. Take-home Exam: 1,500 words (40%)

Power is one of the 6 Arts Foundation subjects (Power, Reason, Language, Representation, Identity, Aboriginalities). It's the most political out of the six, and is highly recommended for politics / int'l relations / sociology / anthropology (the main lecturer, Andrew Dawson, is from the anthropology department). The general consensus is that students who choose Power are either (i) Aiming for Law; or (ii) Hoping to lead a Marxist revolution against the state in a few years' time.
Power introduces students to the philosophical and sociological aspects of political thought, specifically Marxism. It looks at

Yes, with screen capture

Andrew Dawson BEST LECTURER EVER, Mediya Rangi, + 3 guest lecturers

Nope

4 Out of 5

All required readings are made available on the LMS for free, including the Arts Foundation Reading Pack.

• Lectures: 2 x 1 hr per week
• Tutorials: 1 x 1 hr per week (except week 1)
• Workshops: 1 x 2 hr per week (for 3 weeks)

2019 Semester 1

H3 (68)