Course description

This course will examine various literary, historical, and political responses to the Cambodian genocide, particularly literary testimony by survivors and governmental efforts to bring the perpetrators to justice. The course considers the limited effectiveness of these responses for addressing the causes and effects of genocide despite the vow of “never again.” To pursue these questions, students will read selections from novels and poetry written by Cambodian survivors, along with historical accounts of the genocide and analysis attempts by the Cambodian government and the international community to bring the perpetrators to justice. (Society and Culture)

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Summer 2023: Online course

Section ID:ASIAN 2225 001-LEC
Number:1181
Session:Summer 6-week
Class dates:June 20-July 28, 2023
Final exam/project due:Friday July 28, 11:59 PM (see Final exams)
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Mode of instruction:Online (async)
Credit:3
Grade:Student option
Instructor:Chigas, G. (gc35)
Max. enroll:15
To enroll:Enrollment for this class is closed.

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