Description
Since the publication of Edward Said's Orientalism (1979) and the onset of the culture wars, history wars, and battles of identity politics at the end of the twentieth century, postcolonialism has ballooned as an academic field of study and as a cultural field of struggle. While many of the cultural … For more content click the Read More button below.
Requisites
Anti-requisite
Other Requirements
Pre-enrolment Requirement
Learning Outcomes
Upon completion of this subject, graduates will be able to:
1.
Awareness of issues of cultural difference and cultural identity, politics, history, and aesthetics, within the contested spaces of colonial and postcolonial inscription
2.
Sound command of some of the most influential critical practices in the field, and familiarity with the work of postcolonial critics working at the intersection of cultural and feminist studies
3.
Detailed knowledge and understanding of the set texts
Assessments
1. Written - Annotated Bibliography
2. Written - Journal
3. Participation - Online participation
4. Written - Essay
Offerings
Trimester 1
MML-TSV-TR1
ONL-CNS-TR1
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