GNDR 343
Indigenous Womxn’s Writing
Examines the work of North American Indigenous womxn "word warriors" through a selection of novels, biography, short stories, plays and poetry. Explores the ways in which Indigenous womxn writing resistance have "reinvented the enemy's language" and employed writing to resist the colonial project, reclaim and rewrite their histories, and re-imagine themselves and their futures.
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026-2027