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AFROAM 690E: Blackness and Utopia
4.00 Credits
University of Massachusetts Amherst
This course explores the vibrant history of utopian thought in Black Studies and African American literature and culture. It considers how the black radical tradition poses particular challenges to Western utopian thought as well as how the question of utopia might contribute to, or help to re-configure, the future(s) of Black Studies. Topics of discussion will include Afrofuturism, utopia and the black radical tradition, cultures of life and cultures of death in the Black Atlantic, black science and speculative fiction, and blackness and metaphysics.
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AFROAM 690P: New Apprchs/Early AfricAm Lit
4.00 Credits
University of Massachusetts Amherst
This course serves as an intensive introduction to early (pre-1900) African American literary studies. In addition to surveying works and authors in the period (Wheatley, Walker, Douglass, Delany, Wilson, Wells Brown, Jacobs, Harper, Chesnutt, and others), the course will focus on recent methodological turns and emerging scholarship in the field, including the (re)turn to the archive; performance; gender, sexuality, and queer studies; race and science; the New Southern Studies; hemispheric and global approaches to early African American literature; the black print sphere and material culture. The course will also include an introduction to archival research on literary and cultural topics.
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AFROAM 691C: S-HistoriographicalMthdAfro-Am
4.00 Credits
University of Massachusetts Amherst
This course will introduce you to some of the basics of what it means to read, think, and write as an historian. We will explore what historians do and why as well as the "objectivity question," the development of African American history as an academic discipline, and one or two current controversies. We also will learn how to locate and use the resources of the Du Bois Library such as microforms, government documents, the papers of W.E.B. Du Bois, on-line indices and collections, as well as those of such important national repositories such as the Library of Congress, the Moorland-Spingarn Collection at Howard University and the Schomburg Center of the N.Y. Public Library.
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AFROAM 691F: S-Black Pol Strg & Amer Pol S
4.00 Credits
University of Massachusetts Amherst
University of Massachusetts Amherst has not provided a description for this course
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AFROAM 691G: S-African-American Poetry
4.00 Credits
University of Massachusetts Amherst
An intensive survey of African American poetry from Lucy Terry to the present, focusing on how language, form, and content reflect the ways in which African Americans have perceived their positions in American society and their roles as reflectors and/or shapers of African American culture. Includes various works of African, American, and British literature as well as works of African American folklore, and secondary critical works dealing with African American poetic tradition.
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AFROAM 692A: S-Literary Theory
4.00 Credits
University of Massachusetts Amherst
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AFROAM 692L: S-BlackStudies:History,Theory
4.00 Credits
University of Massachusetts Amherst
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AFROAM 692Q: S-AfrDiaspora:Intro/Cncpt&Hist
4.00 Credits
University of Massachusetts Amherst
This course will offer an introduction to 1) key concepts and definitions e.g. diaspora, Pan-Africanism, Afro-centrism, etc. 2) the classic works in the field. 3) major trends in contemporary scholarship. We will be reading a selection of works discussing the contours and history of the field as well as examples of recent scholarship. Two papers on major themes will be required. This course is required for the Graduate Certificate in African Diaspora Studies and is open both to students pursuing the certificate and to graduate students with a general interest in the subject.
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AFROAM 692R: S-Afro-Latin American History
4.00 Credits
University of Massachusetts Amherst
This seminar course explores the historical agency and varied social identities of African-descended women and men in Latin America and in their subsequent migration to the United States. The course reviews the political, cultural, and social activities of these groups over three important historical periods: during colonial slavery; immediately following slave emancipation and the founding of independent Latin American nations; and our contemporary transnational moment. The course offers broad coverage of black communities throughout Latin America, with some emphasis on Brazil, Colombia, and Cuba.
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AFROAM 701: Major Work inAfro-Am Studies I
9.00 Credits
University of Massachusetts Amherst
An intensive study of fifty major works of Afro-American Studies. Required of all first-year doctoral candidates, and open only to them.
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