HISC96H3

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Language and Society in the Arab World

An examination of the relationship between language, society and identity in North Africa and the Arabic-speaking Middle East from the dawn of Islam to the contemporary period. Topics include processes of Arabization and Islamization, the role of Arabic in pan-Arab identity; language conflict in the colonial and postcolonial periods; ideologies of gender and language among others. Asia and Africa Area

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Prereq: Any B-level course in African Studies, Linguistics, History, or Women's and Gender StudiesBreadth: Arts, Literature and LanguageExcl: (AFSC30H3)
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DepartmentHISC
CampusUTSC (Scarborough)
Level900
HoursTBA
BreadthArts, Literature and Language
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