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Literature And Race

Open Ended Module of this 5th Semester elective course examines how race is constructed, represented, and resisted in literature and visual media. It moves from theoretical understanding to poetic, fictional, and cinematic representations of racial identity, discrimination, and resistance across global contexts.

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About This Course

1. Introduction

An Open Ended Module where students explore how literature shows and questions ideas of race using global texts.

Students curate readings and create podcasts. Focus: listening and ethical engagement.

2. Course Objectives

Understand race as a social/ literary idea.

Identify bias and counter-narratives in texts. Create original digital creative responses on race.

3. Course Outcomes

CO1: Explain representation of race in global texts.

CO2: Question dominant racial narratives.
CO3: Produce an ethical,