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    • Post-Colonial Cultures . C LIT 171

    Study of fiction from the Caribbean, West Africa, and the Maghreb. Born of the conflict between and hybridization of widely differing cultural traditions, this course provides insights into the vibrancy of contemporary post-colonial societies, the ongoing legacy of colonialism, and the meaning of multiculturalism. In English.

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    4

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    Letters and science

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    GEs Area E Area G World Cult Writing
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    11:00 AM - 12:20 PM
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