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MUH 253: Music,Migrants,And New York
3 credits
Focusing upon some of New York’s recent migrant communities (1945-Present), students learn about their music and its relationship to the processes of relocation and resettlement through reading, thinking, listening (audio/visual examples provided by the instructor), and writing. In the end, students acquire tools for understanding their own identities within the context of the most recent scholarship concerning the study of musical globalization. (Distribution Reqs:Arts)
Learning Goals
Through weekly assignments, essay exams, and a research paper students will:1. evaluate current ideas and theories concerning globalist discourse2. define trans-state cultural processes to different situations and scenarios3. discuss New York’s cultural and musical diversity4. evaluate contrasting cultural identities5. develop critical thinking and reasoning skills through reading and writing
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Sections Offered: Fall 2024 |
| Music,Migrants,And New York |
| 0196-253-011 |
A. Lodge |
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Online |
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This Course is Filled to Capacity |