Indigenous Representations From Colonialism to Sovereignty

This interdisciplinary course investigates the politics of representation and self-representation, how popular imagery has shaped colonial policy, how have Indigenous peoples in North America mobilized stereotype to serve community needs, and how Indigenous peoples rejected stereotype to present a more positive image of their communities. (lec 2, sem 1), cr 3

Course code: HIST-2466EL

Department: History

Credits: 3.00

Course Type: UG