WLFR.3820 Francophone Literature and Visual Arts of Senegal

Id: 041571 Credits: 3-3

Description

Senegal has particular significance in Francophone studies for the highly visible contributions of its writers and artists from the colonial era through today, and its emblematic role in cultural production in West Africa. Through film, literature, visual arts and other cultural productions in the country from the French colonial period up through today, we examine how artists have responded to the history and present legacies of colonialism through their creative works. The course is conducted in French.

Prerequisites

WLFR.2110 French 3 and Culture, or WLFR.2120 French 4 and Culture.

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