NAIS 30.16 Re-mapping Tribal Narratives

This course will review works of American Indian Literature, and selected themes associated with American Indian Studies, as interpretive "storyscapes" to be re-read, re-mapped, and re-sourced with the use of digital technology tools such as ArcGIS, QGIS, or Storymap. To that end, students will be required to produce interpretive digital maps and/or graphs from a variety of textual, graphic, narrative, descriptive and interpretive media, and to imaginatively map patterns, themes, critical terms and cultural motifs related to sites of representation in American Indian Literature and American Indian Studies.

Degree Requirement Attributes

Dist:LIT; WCult:NW

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