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Sacramento, California
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ETHN 145
Native Voice, Memory, and Biography
Through the genre of biography and autobiography, students will examine the relevance of Native voice and memory in reference to the development of identity, cultural transformation, indigenous knowledge, political activism, and historical consciousness. Students will analyze the political, economic and cultural contexts in which Native voices and memories emerge.
Units: 3.0
Prerequisites:
ENGL 109X - Writing-Intensive Workshop
or
ENGL 109X - Writing-Intensive Workshop
and
ENGL 109W - Writing for GWAR Placement
or
ENGL 109M - Writing for GWAR Placement-Multilingual
or
ENGL 109W - Writing for GWAR Placement
or
ENGL 109M - Writing for GWAR Placement-Multilingual