CULTURAL REVITALIZATION AND COMMUNITY BUILDING

共通 - 全学共通

GSS20400

コース情報

担当教員: 水谷裕佳

単位数: 2

年度: 2024

学期: 秋学期

曜限: 水1

形式: オンデマンド授業+同時双方向型授業(Zoomなど)

レベル: 200

アクティブラーニング: あり

他学部履修: 可

評価方法

授業参加

60%

レポート

40%

その他

"Class participation" in this course means comments by students on online discussion forums and evaluation of other in-class assignments. Plagiarism is strictly prohibited in this course.

詳細情報

概要

In this course, students read selected articles, watch video lecures, and participate in online discussion forums and other activities. As a part of this course, students will have opportunities to join in special guest lectures taught by specialists in this field. This course is designed for students interested in cultural revitalization, community building, and contemporary topics that Indigenous peoples today face. In this course, students will develop ideas on cultural revitalization and community (re)building by learning about cases of Indigenous peoples in North America and a part of the Pacific islands, focusing on topics in the U.S. territory. Many articles selected for reading assignments in this course are written by Indigenous writers, researchers, and activists. All materials used for this course are in English. Although students learning English are welcome to take this course, they need to have enough English proficiency in reading academic articles and writing academic papers. The content or schedule of this course might be modified based on students' interests and/or other reasons. All changes to this course will be announced on the Moodle page.

目標

To help students understanding; 1. various types of activities related to cultural revitalization. 2. the current condition of cultural revitalization in North America, and its remaining challenges. 3. how activities for cultural revitalization are associated with community building and re-building.

授業外の学習

Before the class - Reading assigned materials (60 minutes.) After the class - Submitting reaction papers and/or answering quizzes (60 minutes.) - Watching videos related to the class and reading additional materials (60 minutes.) - Posting questions about the class on the Moodle page (10 minutes.)

所要時間: 190 minutes per week. Details are explained in the class and on Moodle.

スケジュール

Introduction; Indigenous peoples in North America today: Recognizing the gap between image and reality
Varieties of Indigenous cultures and communities in North America
Historical experiences of Indigenous people in North America: An overview
Group discussion 1
Boarding school 1: Voices of Indigenous people forced to leave from their families and communities
Boarding school 2: Its remaining impacts on Indigenous cultures and communities
World Wars in the 20th century: Use of Indigenous languages as weapons; veterans and contemporary pan-Indigenous cultures
Living in cities: Surviving and thriving in urban areas
Revitalization in reservations
Indigenous media: Sending voices to the world
Group discussion 2
Special topics in the contemporary Indigenous cultures and communities 1 (COIL, guest lecture)
Special topics in the contemporary Indigenous cultures and communities 2 (COIL, guest lecture)
Group discussion 3 and conclusion

教科書

The textbook for this course is reserved at the main library. (Students don't need to purchase the textbook listed below.)

First Peoples: A Documentary Survey of American Indian History (6th ed.)

著者: Calloway, Colin G.

出版社: Bedford/St. Martin's, 2018

参考書

書籍情報はありません。