SLGY 2250
The Sociology of Indigenous Peoples
Lec 001 selected
(3 Credits) 3 Lecture, Blended, Online hours This course will address the topics of history, colonization, decolonization, and society through an Indigenous sociological lens. The course will focus on dominant areas of sociological study and analysis, including inequalities of race, gender, health, religion, education, justice, the economy, culture, and social class. Instead of following traditional sociological paradigms, emphasis will be on both how colonization and capitalism has shaped these areas of social life, and how Indigenous peoples in Canada and abroad are continuously advancing theories and practices to deal with these social structures and processes.
Sections
Lecture
Lec 001
Mon, Wed 8:30-9:50
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