MUSCLG M112
Disability and Musical-Dramatic Arts: Representation, Embodiment, Themes, and Practices
Description: (Same as Disability Studies M112.) Lecture, four hours; discussion, one hour. Exploration of ways disability and impairment factor into musical and musical-dramatic creation and performance, considered historically and aspirationally in terms of representation, embodiment, thematics, and developing practices. P/NP or letter grading.
Units: 5.0
Units: 5.0
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Most Helpful Review
Fall 2025 - Overall, an easy class and a good professor. Amazing TA as well! As long as you do the work, you shouldn't get anything lower than an A. Theres weekly discussion with readings/videos/films but it isn't heavy work. No Exams at all. Only a final paper which was 7-10 pages about a topic you choose. Also! A 9-minute presentation on your topic. Put together, the work may sound harsh but its spread out and the easiest class I've had. Professor Knapp attempts to be engaging but if your class is quiet, it can feel awkward at times but nothing too bad lol. (I went to every class/discussion, and I met for office hours often)
Fall 2025 - Overall, an easy class and a good professor. Amazing TA as well! As long as you do the work, you shouldn't get anything lower than an A. Theres weekly discussion with readings/videos/films but it isn't heavy work. No Exams at all. Only a final paper which was 7-10 pages about a topic you choose. Also! A 9-minute presentation on your topic. Put together, the work may sound harsh but its spread out and the easiest class I've had. Professor Knapp attempts to be engaging but if your class is quiet, it can feel awkward at times but nothing too bad lol. (I went to every class/discussion, and I met for office hours often)
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