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2018 / 2019Graduate Schools of Arts & SciencesCourses

World Literature: Theory and History

GRS EN 795

Credits:
4

We consider whether postcolonial studies might be expanded to include approaches whose primary aim is not to "subvert" empire. Imperial histories as well as Anglophone fictions and autobiographies by minorities will be studied with this in mind.

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