ARB 25700
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ARB 25700 - Language and Culture in Contemporary North Africa (3 cr)
Classical and Oriental StudiesARTSC - School of Arts and Sciences
Course Title
Language and Culture in Contemporary North Africa
Catalog Description
North Africa (Maghreb) is often described as a crossroads of many cultures - Arab, Berber, African, European, and others. Over the course of this semester, we will discuss important issues facing this region, including democratic reform efforts both before and following the Arab spring, Berber language movements and other language debates, colonial and post-colonial struggles, and social and cultural debates surrounding gender and religion. Through readings of key literary, historical, political, and cultural texts, as well as viewing important documentary and fictional film productions, we will examine this fascinating region from multiple vantage points.
Course Attributes
- COPT - COPT (College Option)
- PLDI - CATG1 (Category 1)
- PLDI - GROUPA (Group A)
Minimum
3
Max
3
Contact Hours
3
Academic Progress Units
3
Repeat For Credit
No
Requirement Designation
RLA_FC_Wld Cultrs&GlblIssues
Prerequisites & Corequisites
012520
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