Cluster Search Results:
- Hispanic Film and Popular Culture (H1SP003)
- Introduction to Spanish Studies (H1SP002)
- Literature and Identity in Hispanic Societies (H1SP001)
Hispanic Film and Popular Culture (H1SP003)
Dept/Division
MLC/ HumanitiesDescription:
Proficiency in Spanish is not required for completion of this cluster; students may choose three courses taught in English from among the alternatives. This cluster provides an analysis of the visual representations of social and cultural issues such as gender, race, class, and national identity in film and popular texts.Note:
Unless otherwise noted, all clusters require at least twelve credits.Courses:
COURSE
(crosslistings in other departments acceptable)VALID
BEGINNINGVALID
THROUGH
Choose three of the followingCLT_202: INTRO TO CULTURAL STUDIES Spring 2006 SP_200: ADVANCED SPANISH COMPOSITION SP_201: ADVANCED SPANISH LANGUAGE AND COMPOSITION FOR NATIVE SPEAKERS Spring 2006 SP_249D: BURIED BUNUEL DALI LORCA SP_271: POWER OF POPULAR CULTURE SP_277: MEXICO DF: GLOBAL METROPOLIS SP_281: OTHER BODIES SP_282: US LATINOS/LATINAS SP_287: LATIN AMERICAN FILM SP_288: SPANISH FILM SP_289: WOMEN IN HISPANIC FILM
Introduction to Spanish Studies (H1SP002)
Dept/Division
MLC/HumanitiesDescription:
This cluster introduces students to Spanish language and culture through courses that practice language skills as well as present current issues of interest in Hispanic countries.Note:
Unless otherwise noted, all clusters require at least twelve credits.Courses:
COURSE
(crosslistings in other departments acceptable)VALID
BEGINNINGVALID
THROUGH
Choose three of the followingCLT_111Q: LATIN AMERICAN WOMEN WRITERS SP_101: ELEMENTARY SPANISH I SP_102: ELEMENTARY SPANISH II SP_151: INTERMEDIATE SPANISH I SP_152: INTERMEDIATE SPANISH II SP_157: SPANISH STUDIES ABROAD SP_200: ADVANCED SPANISH COMPOSITION
Literature and Identity in Hispanic Societies (H1SP001)
Dept/Division
MLC/HumanitiesDescription:
An exploration of questions of identity including issues of class, race, nation, gender, and genre, through a variety of literary texts from Spain and Latin America. One course may be taken in English.Note:
Unless otherwise noted, all clusters require at least twelve credits.Courses:
COURSE
(crosslistings in other departments acceptable)VALID
BEGINNINGVALID
THROUGH
Choose three of the followingSP_200: ADVANCED SPANISH COMPOSITION SP_201: ADVANCED SPANISH LANGUAGE AND COMPOSITION FOR NATIVE SPEAKERS Spring 2006 SP_202: INTRO TO MODERN SPANISH LIT SP_203: EARLY HISPANIC TEXTS SP_204: SPAN AMER LIT 1800 TO PRESNT SP_207: SPANISH STUDIES ABROAD Summer 2009 SP_215: DON QUIXOTE: THE BOOK THE MYTH THE IMAGE Spring 2005 SP_216: THE PICARESQUE NOVEL SP_217: EL QUIJOTE SP_219: PARALLEL LIVES Spring 2006 SP_220: GOLDEN AGE DRAMA SP_222: SPANISH-AMERICN COLONIAL LIT SP_230: 19TH CENTURY SPANISH PROSE SP_231: GEN OF 1898 & MODERNISMO SP_245: CREATION & PERFORMANCE ON STAGE SP_246: MODERN SPANISH PROSE SP_247: MODERN SPANISH POETRY SP_248: SPAIN'S TRANSITION TO DEMOCRACY SP_249: TOPICS IN SPANISH LITERATURE AND CULTURE SP_255: 20TH C SP-AM THEATER SP_256: CONT SPANISH AMERICAN PROSE SP_257: LATIN AMERICAN THEATER & POETRY Spring 2005 SP_257: MODERN SPANISH AMERICAN POET SP_260: LAT-AM WOMEN WRITERS SP_261: FACING FACTS: LATIN AM NONFICTION SP_262: TOPICS IN SPANISH-AMERICAN LIT AND CULTURE SP_270: HISPANIC SHORT STORY SP_275: CROSS READINGS: CULTURES OF SPAIN & LATIN AMER. Fall 2004 SP_282: U.S. LATINOS/LATINAS Spring 2009