AML 4685
Race and Ethnicity
Variable topics examine issues, movements, forms, or themes related to race and ethnicity in American literature. Topics may include Pacific Rim cultures in America, Chicano-Latino literature, the Black Arts Movement, constructing Native America, border-crossing and migration, post-war Jewish fiction, literature and the psychology of prejudice, comparative representations of racial and ethnic experience, representing whiteness, literatures of assimilation and multi-racial identities. Refer to the department website for offered topics.
Prerequisites & course information
Grading Scheme: Letter Grade Prerequisite: 3 credits of ENC or CRW or AML or ENG or ENL.
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2025-2026
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Catalogue variants
- Race and Ethnicity · 3 Credits