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INDG 2530 - Introduction to Indigenous Theory |
This course will address the ways that Indigenous worldviews constitute theoretical approaches and alternative methodologies to address issues of Indigenous history, politics, and literature, and how they relate to notions of Indigenous self-determination, feminism(s), cultural production, gender, as demonstrated in scholarly and theoretical texts, film, personal narratives, and fiction. May not be held with the former NATV 2530. Prerequisite: [INDG 1200 (or the former NATV 1200)] or [INDG 1220 (or the former NATV 1220) and INDG 1240 (or the former NATV 1240)] or written consent of instructor.
- 3.0 Credit hours Arts Course Indigenous Studies Department Course Attributes: Humanities Restrictions: Must be enrolled in one of the following Levels: Undergraduate Must be enrolled in one of the following Campuses: Main (Fort Garry & Bannatyne) |
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