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NAV 443 - Navajo Morals and Ethics

Credits: 3

The Navajo Creation Stories will be revisited in class to provide the basic cultural constructions of Navajo morals and ethics. These two topics will be addressed, analyzed and brought through Navajo history into contemporary times. The current roles of traditional morals and ethics in today’s Western-based Navajo society will be further explored by the students.

Prerequisites: Fluent Navajo Speaker.
Offered: Spring.


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