SelenGülershe/her they/themGraduate Studentguler@uw.eduSAV 216AFields of Interest Culture Economic Sociology Finance and Credit Markets Perception and Cognition Political Economy Political Sociology Theory Background and ExperienceSummaryB.A., Sociology, Bogazici University, 2017M.A., Sociology, University of Washington, 2019My research interests lie at the intersection of culture, the state and the economy. I am motivated by the desire to understand how the symbolic boundaries of the state affect, and are affected by the changes in the economy. In doing so, I try to understand what drives the division of responsibility between the state and society, the role of morality in related discourses and action, and their implications for social, economic, and political justice. Research Graduate, Masters Theses Guler, Selen. 2019. "The Good, The Bad, and The Taxed: How Taxes Shape Morals in Markets." M.A. Thesis, Department of Sociology, University of Washington. Committee: Sarah Quinn [Chair], Edgar Kiser, Steven Pfaff. Courses Taught Summer 2021 Full-term SOC 316 A: Introduction to Sociological Theory Spring 2021 SOC 110 AB: Survey of Sociology SOC 110 AC: Survey of Sociology Winter 2021 SOC 316 AC: Introduction to Sociological Theory SOC 316 AD: Introduction to Sociological Theory Autumn 2020 SOC 316 AC: Introduction to Sociological Theory SOC 316 AD: Introduction to Sociological Theory Summer 2020 Full-term SOC 316 A: Introduction to Sociological Theory Spring 2020 SOC 316 AC: Introduction to Sociological Theory SOC 316 AD: Introduction to Sociological Theory Related News Related News Continuing the Tradition: Teaching Fellows Create a “Teaching Toolkit” for UW Sociology Oct 5, 2021 Share: Print PDF
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