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Art & Identity in New Orleans

HNRS 109 Spring '18

The Wild Tchoupitoulas, “Brother John”

April 16, 2018 by John Gregory Brown | 0 comments

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This course explores the relationship between historical and contemporary portraits of the culturally and ethnically diverse city of New Orleans in literature, journalism, film, visual art, and music. Students are encouraged to apply their own particular academic and research interests to the city and its history.

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