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2013-2014 Ethnic and Diasporic Studies Courses

Related Courses

Other courses offered this year in Ethnic and Diasporic Studies are listed below. Full descriptions of the courses may be found under the appropriate disciplines.
Migration and Experience, Deanna Barenboim Anthropology
Spaces of Exclusion, Places of Belonging, Deanna Barenboim Anthropology
Global Flows and Frictions in Southeast Asia and Beyond, Aurora Donzelli Anthropology
East vs. West – Europe, the Mediterranean, and Western Asia from Antiquity to the Modern Age, David Castriota Art History
Islamic Art and Society: 632-2013, Jerrilynn Dodds Art History
Personal Narratives: Identity and History in Modern China, Kevin Landdeck Asian Studies
Cultures and Arts of India, Sandra Robinson Asian Studies
Writing India: Transnational Narratives, Sandra Robinson Asian Studies
Images of India: Text/Photo/Film, Sandra Robinson Asian Studies
Global Africa: Theories and Cultures of Diaspora, Mary Dillard History
Sickness and Health in Africa, Mary Dillard History
Ideas of Africa: Africa Writes Back, Mary Dillard History
Gender, Education and Opportunity in Africa, Mary Dillard History
Popular Culture in the Modern Middle East, Matthew Ellis History
Women and Gender in the Middle East, Matthew Ellis History
Women/ Gender, Race and Sexuality in Film: History and Theory, Kathryn Hearst History
Imagining Race and Nation, Komozi Woodard History
Rethinking Malcolm X and the Black Arts Movement: Imagination and Power, Komozi Woodard History
Based on a True Story? Latin American History Through Film, Matilde Zimmermann History
The Cuban Revolution(s) from 1898 to Today, Matilde Zimmermann History
African American Literature: Constructing Racial Selves and Others, Alwin A. D. Jones Literature
New World Studies: Maroons, Rebels, and Pirates of the Caribbean, Alwin A. D. Jones Literature
“New” World Literatures: Fictions of the Yard, Alwin A. D. Jones Literature
Music and/as Language: Ethnomusicology of North America, Jonathan King Music
Music and/as Social Identity: Ethnomusicology of the Atlantic Coasts, Jonathan King Music
Democracy and Diversity, David Peritz Politics
Home and Other Figments: Immigration, Exile, and Uprootedness, Sean Akerman Psychology
Global Child Development, Kim Ferguson Psychology
Intersections of Multiple Identities, Linwood J. Lewis Psychology
Islam in Europe and the United States, Kristin Zahra Sands Religion
Religion, Ethics, and Conflict, Kristin Zahra Sands Religion
Warriors, Rogues, and Women in Breeches: Adventurous Lives in Early Modern Transatlantic Literature: Literature in Translation, Esther Fernández Spanish
Filmmaking: Visions of Social Justice, Damani Baker Visual Arts