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2018-19 Undergraduate Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
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US 263 Postcolonialism on Screen
This course is primarily interested in how colonial and postcolonial subjects and identities have been constructed, negotiated, contested, and resisted. Thus, a fundamental question asked here is: How has the colonial experience restructured thinking about race, culture, class, economy, politics, and sexuality? To explore these key issues and questions, this course will examine how films have represented different themes in postcolonial studies. Students will read key texts in postcolonial studies and then attempt to understand how issues raised in these texts are represented in film.
Note: US 263 can count toward the International Studies major and minor.
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