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Difference and Representation: The Ethics of Reading the Underrepresented

ROMST 342S

** available as of 2026-08-15

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A preceptorial (P) is a class of usually no more than twelve students and an instructor in which discussion conducted in the language is the primary component; it is an additional and optional unit attached to a regular course involving one or more extra meetings per week. Enrollment in a preceptorial allows the parent course to count towards the language requirement for the major or minor. It does not carry the FL and, therefore, does not apply towards the Trinity FL requirement. No additional course credit is given for discussion sections or preceptorials.

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