Description

This course gives students the opportunity to develop and exercise intermediate and advanced reading, writing, and analytical skills in Spanish through the study of Hispanic literature. Students learn to analyze texts in a variety of genres including narrative, poetry, and theater. Texts are selected from historical and geographical contexts ranging across the Hispanic world. Students conduct close readings of the form and content of individual texts while situating them in the wider contexts of genres, literary movements, history, society, and culture. The course invites students to both analyze and create literary texts and to enter into an ongoing scholarly conversation about the roles of literature in Hispanic cultures.

Lecture Hours: 3.00 Lab Hours: 0Total Hours: 3.00