Indigenous Worldings
ANT 443/LAS 433/ENV 443/AMS 444
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This course focuses on Indigenous world-makings in the Anthropocene. We will reflect on how the current climate crisis is actively being produced through the destruction of Indigenous worlds. Two key anthropological questions guide our seminar: How do Indigenous groups differently understand world endings? How are Indigenous peoples resisting neocolonial and extractivist violence? We will work mainly with ethnographic writings, films, journalistic reports, and artworks, with a focus on Indigenous perspectives. Starting in Amazonia, we will develop a comparative perspective of Indigenous worldings across the Americas.
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Section C01
- Type: Class
- Section: C01
- Status: C
- Enrollment: 21
- Capacity: 20
- Class Number: 22509
- Schedule: T 01:30 PM-04:20 PM - Aaron Burr Hall 216