In the Nineteenth Century,vaudeville Theater

question 33

Multiple Choice

In the nineteenth century,vaudeville theater

• A) consisted of a variety of stage acts.
• B) only employed white performers.
• C) had been created in the United States.
• D) both consisted of a variety of stage acts, and only employed white performers.
• E) None of these answers is correct.

Realize the impact of Foucault's genealogy of power on the understanding of knowledge and power dynamics.

Examine the critiques postmodern theory offers to classical theoretical traditions and Marxism.

Grasp the nuances in Foucault's historical analyses of social institutions and practices.

Acknowledge the challenge postmodern theories pose to conventional sociological thought.

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