Course overview
The aim of this course is to enable students to synthesise and consolidate theories in Indigenous knowledges as they relate to language, culture in the social sciences. Students will critically analyse aspects of Indigenous culture and language and demonstrate an understanding of how these relate to identity. Students will investigate the impact of the social sciences on Indigenous Peoples through an analytical focus on Indigenous Standpoint theory and the cultural interface.
Course learning outcomes
- Critically analyse the impact of social science on Indigenous cultures and languages
- Evaluate Indigenous knowledges in relation to language, identity and belonging in professional practice
- Critically analyse Indigenous standpoint theory and the cultural interface.
Availability
Class details
Online
Class number 59273
Section 01OL
Size 100
Available 100
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