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Global cultural Studies

“Decolonizing our minds means, among other things, resisting global pressures to think and act as individual selves: each separate from the other, each an industrial eater who has little or no connection with the soil on which s/he stands; each the owner of a mind which is wither text or screen…” - Gustavo Esteva and Madhu Suri Prakash

Global Cultural Studies examines the impact of colonialism and globalization on forms of cultural production and representation, transnational cultural relationships, and the formation of local and global identities.

Some Global Studies Courses: •    CULT 230 World Literatures in English •    CULT 235 Introduction to Contemporary Japan Through Pop Culture •    CULT 340 Postcolonial Literary and Cultural Studies •    INDG 306 Indigenous Land Claims •    HIST 351 History of Gender and Sexuality in Latin America •    CULT 435 African Studies •    CULT 440 Topics in Modern Japanese Literature and Culture •    CULT 450 Gender, Art, and Space in the Islamic World

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