The Caribbean and Its Diaspora: Culture, History, and Society

1 Course Unit

A thorough panorama of contemporary Caribbean societies and their diasporic communities, this course enhances the students' knowledge of the region's main historical, political, and sociocultural trends. We will examine Caribbean multiple narratives of survival and resilience within a global context, through the study of 20th and 21st-centuries literary, cinematographic, musical, visual and performative works. The cultural analysis will be supported by a theoretical framework encompassing critical Caribbean theories on identity and identification. Fall or Spring Also Offered As: AFRC 3814, SPAN 3814 Prerequisite: SPAN 1800 OR SPAN 1900 1 Course Unit