INDG 3860

Detailed examination of current and historical topics in Indigenous Studies and Critical Indigenous Studies, such as legal traditions, archaeologies, IndigiSTE(A)M, languages and linguistics, or feminisms, masculinities, and Two-Spirit identities. May include examination and application of theories and methods drawn from Indigenous Studies and cognate disciplines. Prerequisite(s): One of Indigenous Studies1100/Linguistics 1100, Indigenous Studies 2010, or Indigenous Studies 2200 AND Additional prerequisites will be specified (including any recommended background) for individual offerings Equivalent: Indigenous Studies 3850 (Indigenous Archaeologies) (prior to 2026/2027) is equivalent to the same offering in the Indigenous 3860 Series; Indigenous Studies 3850 (Indigenous Legal Traditions) (prior to 2026/2027) is equivalent to the same offering in the Indigenous 3860 Series; Indigenous Studies 4850 (Indigenous Legal Traditions) (prior to 2026/2027) is equivalent to the same offering in the Indigenous 3860 Series; Indigenous Studies 3850 (The Circumpolar North) (prior to 2020/2021) is equivalent to the same offering in the Indigenous Studies 3860 Series; Native American Studies 3850 (Cradle of American Civilization) (prior to 2020/2021) is equivalent to the same offering in the Indigenous Studies 3860 Series; Native American Studies 2850 (Cradle of American Civilization) (prior to 2020/2021) is equivalent to the same offering in the Indigenous Studies 3860 Series; Native American Studies 4850 (Indigenous Nations of the North West Coast) (prior to 2020/2021) is equivalent to the same offering in the Indigenous Studies 3860 Series