Catalog 2016-2017

LIT 323 Post-Colonial Literature and Theory - South Asia

This course explores postcolonial identity in literature written by writers from the subcontinent. Particular attention will be given to cultural and historical issues that discuss the emergence of nationalism as a reaction to the British Raj, and the decolonization movements that contribute to the forming of India, Pakistan and Bangladesh. The primary texts will be literary, but we will ground our discussions in theoretical issues related to postcolonial studies.

Credits

4

Prerequisite

AWR 101 and AWR 201; at least one ENG 200 level literature course or permission of instructor.

Distribution

(HFA) (IG) (NW)