PORT-310 Race and Religion in Brazil (3)

This course uses an interdisciplinary lens to examine a central tension in cultural inquiry: how a country such as Brazil displays commonalities and differences within itself, and how its history has shaped complex and diverse cultural and sociopolitical dynamics. The course also reflects on how intersectional vectors such as race, class, sexual orientation, national origin, etc. inform our understanding of the relations of power within Brazil and how they impact the geopolitical landscape in concrete historical moments. AU Core Habits of Mind: Cultural Inquiry. Usually Offered: fall and spring. Grading: A-F only.