Race, Place, & Representation - 40232 - ENGL 628 - 01 | ||||||||||||||
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Atlanta. DC. New Orleans. Flint. The South. The inner city. MLK Boulevard. The Black Belt. In the U.S., there is an abundance of case studies on the racialization of place. In this course, we will interrogate processes and histories of racialization, investigate how Black artists construct narratives of fictional and actual places, and analyze the work of representation in the staying power of racial narratives associated with place and space. Course material will draw from literature, geography, housing policy, Black feminism, film, and cultural studies.
Associated Term: Spring 2021 Registration Dates: Nov 16, 2020 to Feb 05, 2021 Levels: MN or MC Graduate Attributes: X-List: AFAM, X-List: AMST Main Campus Seminar Schedule Type 3.000 Credits View Course Description View Syllabus
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