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CCAS 169BXican@ Indigeneity

Chicana/o and Central American Studies · 4 units · Undergraduate upper division (100-199)

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Limited to juniors/seniors. Research seminar organized around readings and engaged discussion of critical topic of interest in field. Exploration of issue, its theoretical implication for field, and practical implications for communities. Addresses Xican@ indigeneity. Exploration of historical and contemporary indigenous character of Xican@ peoples; what it means to be indigenous, Indian mestiza/o; relationship to and between cultural and linguistics memories, continuities, losses, changes, revitalization, and reclamation; and indigenous epistemologies, decolonization, and la perspectiva Xican@. Final research project required.

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