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ARA210H5
Arab Culture I
—0.5 cr
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This course reflects on Edward W. Said's seminal Study Orientalism. The first part focuses on the debates around academic representations of the Orient before and after Said's intervention: his critics, alternative perspectives and methodological elaborations.
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HIS201H5
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