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SWAH 3010 / AFST 3010 / CMLT 3010
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Swahili Studies I
3 hours
Exploration of the aspects of Swahili literary history and civilization. It will provide knowledge of East Africa (not explored in regular language classes) through geography, history, political, and economic structures. The main focus will be on critical readings on Swahili literature, history, and civilization.
