ETHN 267History and Memory
We analyze how concepts of power and memory are appropriated in diverse narratives: literature, theatre, personal testimonies, monuments, museums, memorials; and examine how mutually constituted processes of remembering/forgetting work to produce official discourses of nationalism, colonialism, violence, and construction of subaltern subjectivities. P rerequisites: graduate standing or consent of instructor.
Prerequisites
None listed in the catalog.