LITR 578 Postcolonial Perspectives in Literature

Intersecting postcolonial literature and critical theory, this class focuses on the continuing cultural, economic and political consequences of colonialism as well as neocolonialism. It studies critiques of neo/colonialism in literature and critical theory, while exploring how colonialism intersects with questions of class, race, and gender.

Credit 3 hrs
Grade Mode Normal (A-F) Course Rotation Once per year (in-person, occasionally hybrid, or online)

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