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Oct 29, 2025
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AFH 282 - Contemporary Caribbean Women’s Literature
Examines the political, social, and historical experiences of women from anglophone francophone, and hispanophone Caribbean nations. The readings, movies, and projects selected for the course highlight reccurent themes in Caribbean literature such as exile, migration, identity, colorism, slavery, sexual oppression, transnational motherhood, and identity politics. Feminist criticism, Postcolonialsm, and critical race theory will be applied to our reading of the texts.
3 credits
Offered: This course is offered as both AFS 282 and WST 282 .
SBC: DIV, GLO, HUM
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