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Time Schedule:

• Summer Quarter 2008
• Autumn Quarter 2008

Solimar Otero
TIBCIN 462
Tacoma Campus

African Folklore and Literature

Explores oral and written traditions in Africa. Emphasizes how the aesthetics of storytelling and dialogue shape the production of narrative in contemporary African contexts. Explores anthropological, literary, and historical approaches in viewing the aesthetic qualities of African folklore and literature.

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