Bryn Mawr College

Africana Studies courses currently offered at Bryn Mawr include:

Anthropology

223. Anthropology of Dance
253. Childhood in the African Experience

Classical and Near Eastern Archaeology

101. Introduction to Egyptian and Near Eastern Archaeology
230. Archaeology and History of Ancient Egypt

Economics

324. Seminar on the Economics of Poverty and Discrimination

Education

200. Critical Issues in Education
210. On the Margins: Language, Power and Advocacy in Education
266. Schools in American Cities

English

207. Big Books of American Literature
218. Law and Literature: Constructing "Race"
234. Postcolonial Literature in English
255. Counter-Cinema: Radical, Revolutionary and Underground Film
270b. Portraits in Black: The Emergence and Influence of African-American Culture
279. Introduction to African Literature
331. Queer Literature/Queer Theory
343. Translating América: Theories of Latin/a American Subjectivity

363a. John Brown's Body: Violence, National Fantasy and Bodies that Matter

French and French Studies

207. Missionnaires et cannibales
252. Cinema francais/francophone et (post)colonialisme

277b. African-American/Latino Autobiography and Memoir
280a. Indigenous Movements

312. Advanced Topics: Littérature antillaise General Programs
320. La France et Ses Orients

General Studies

103. Introduction to Swahili Language and Culture

History

101. Introduction to African Civilizations

202. American History: Civil War to the Present
245. Recent U.S. History: Disease and Modern Life
303. Topics in American History: Queering History

343. Topics in African-American Intellectual History: Black Paris - Art and Ideology in a Modernist Diaspora, 1925-1975

349. Topics in Comparative History: Revolutions

Philosophy

225a. The concept of Freedom and the Dialectic of Master and Slave

Political Science

243. African and Caribbean Perspectives in World Politics

Religion

132b. Varieties of African-American Religious Experience
231a. Religious Themes in African-American Literature
242a. Topics in African-American Religious History
331a. Theoretical Approaches to the Study of Black Religion

 

Sociology

235b. Class, Race and Education

311. Stability and Change in Modern Africa: A Comparative Study of Development in Nigeria and Zimbabwe

Spanish

215. "Memoria negra": la literatura afro-hispánica en África y las Américas
Africana Studies courses currently offered at Haverford include: Economics
225a. Developing Economics

340a. The Moor in Spanish Literature