Middlebury

CMLT0375A-F16

Colonial Discourse/Lusophone
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Colonial Discourse and the “Lusophone World”
In this course we will analyze how European colonialism and imperial endeavors produced meaning, particularly in the interconnected realms of culture, race, language, gender, sexuality, and place. In addition to studying the colonial period, we will pay particular attention to the role and manifestations of colonial discourse more contemporarily in the contexts of nationhood, globalization, sports, and cultural consumption. In doing so, we will address the problematics of the concept of “Lusophone,” starting with the historical legacies and cultural implications of such a transnational entity. Course materials will include critical theory, literary texts, primary historical sources, visual media, and music from Brazil, Lusophone Africa, Lusophone Asia, and Portugal. (PGSE 0215 or equivalent) 3 hrs. lect./disc.
Course Reference Number (CRN):
92209
Subject Code:
CMLT
Course Number:
0375
Section Identifier:
A

Course

CMLT 0375

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Fall 2016

CMLT0375A-F16 Lecture (Silva)