ENGL 3390

Since time immemorial, Indigenous stories have been central to social, cultural, and political life on the territories we now call North America. Through a close engagement with key texts, we will explore the relationships between Indigenous storytelling and topics such as history, gender, identity, resistance, (de)colonization, self-determination, and the more-than-human world. Together, students, instructors, and guests will consider how Indigenous critical perspectives, methodologies, and stories can promote different ways of knowing and inform our work within and beyond the classroom.