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INS 322H1

Indigenous Narratives of Empowerment

0.5 credits · Undergraduate

This course explores Indigenous decolonization and empowerment by analysing comparatively theoretical and literary debates that focus on issues of sovereignty, gender, grass-roots activism, and anti-racism. It analyses several emerging paradigm approaches to this set of debates including intersectional critical-race theory, Indigenous feminisms, and decolonization practices in theoretical and literary texts.

Prerequisites & course information

Prerequisite: 8.0 credits including INS201Y1 / ( INS201H1 , INS202H1 ), plus 1.0 additional INS credit; Prerequisite:

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