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CEA CAPA Partner Institution:CEA CAPA Sydney Center
Location:Sydney, Australia
Primary Subject Area: English Language & Literature
Instruction in:English
Course Code:SDNY COLT 3312
Transcript Source:University of Minnesota
Course Details:Level 300
Recommended Semester Credits:3
Contact Hours:45
Prerequisites:None
DESCRIPTION
This course will explore literature from the Australian, Asian, and South Pacific region. Students will focus on Australia's colonial outback and horsemen stories, cosmopolitanism of the 1980s, aboriginal literature of the 1990s, and contemporary Torres Strait and Polynesian literatures; develop an understanding of reformulations of place that respond to both contemporary and traditional understandings of islands, archipelagoes, and identity; investigate how national and ethnic identity, gender, sexuality, and class are depicted; and consider how such issues as identity politics, the environment, and globalization are depicted in literature from across the Asia-Pacific region.