This course provides a general introduction to cultural studies, emphasizing its
history, theoretical approaches and (inter)disciplinary attributes. Along with an
overview of the major theoretical aspects of the domain, the course provides an
initiation into the methods and strategies for analyzing how culture is produced,
where it is located, how it acts on individuals and societies, and how it engenders
consensus/resistance.
This course provides a general introduction to cultural studies, emphasizing its
history, theoretical approaches and (inter)disciplinary attributes. Along with an
overview of the major theoretical aspects of the domain, the course provides an
initiation into the methods and strategies for analyzing how culture is produced,
where it is located, how it acts on individuals and societies, and how it engenders
consensus/resistance.
This course on Solid & Hazardous Waste Management provides a comprehensive understanding of the principles and practices involved in managing solid waste in a sustainable and environmentally sound manner. The course covers various aspects, including legislation, planning, implementation, technical aspects, and design of engineered systems.
