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YORB 3990
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Directed Study in Yoruban Language and Literature
1-3 hours. Repeatable for maximum 9 hours credit.
Independent study and research in Yoruban language and literature under the direction of individual faculty. Focus is on reading and analysis of Yoruban literary texts (including works in translation from Yoruba-speaking communities in Africa and the Diaspora).
