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English 102 Multicultural at U. Georgia (writing course with emphasis on multiculturalism; includes links to multicultural resources on the net) (Darren Felty) |
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Richard Ruppel (Viterbo C., Wisconsin), Multicultural Literature (course) |
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African-American |
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African American Literature Syllabi |
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William Andrews (U. Kansas), African-American Autobiography |
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Farah Griggin (U. Penn) |
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African-American Literature & the City Syllabus |
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Meditations on History: Black Women, Writing, and Slavery Syllabus |
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Venus Rising: Fiction, Criticism, and Theory by Black Women Syllabus |
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Heather Hathaway (Marquette U.) |
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The Art and Politics of Black Women Writers |
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Black Women's Narrative from Slavery to the Harlem Renaissance |
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The Harlem Renaissance |
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Introduction to African American Lit. |
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Chris Suggs (John Jay College, CUNY), African American Literature & American Law |
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Chicano/A |
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Sheila Contreras (U. Texas, Austin), Introduction to Chicana Literature |
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Jewish |
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Al Filreis (U. Penn), The Literature of the Holocaust |
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Native-American |
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NativeLit-L: Course Syllabi Archive (Michael Wilson) |
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Chris Schedler (U. California, Santa Barbara), "Weaving Webs: Native American Literature, Oral Tradition, and Internet" (course that studies the relation between the rhetorical and narrative strategies of Native American writers and oral traditions; also examines and tests "notions of the Internet as a new form of orality and tribalism against Native American un |
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