SPAN 310 offers in-depth study of literary and cultural topics in the Spanish-speaking world that are interdisciplinary in nature, multiregional in approach, and genre inclusive. As such, it incorporates short story, poetry, drama, essay, and film, and it covers several regions, including but not limited to the Southern Cone, Central America, the Caribbean, and Spain. Potential topics for this rubric are advanced culture courses, literatures of the periphery, narratives of the migration experience, advanced translation, linguistics, or any course which is interdisciplinary in nature. In addition to learning about the concrete topic of the class, students develop their critical skills, and improve their speaking, reading, and writing skills in Spanish. Because content will change, this course may be repeated for credit.

Artistic and Humanistic Perspectives
Language
Prerequisites
Two courses from SPAN 202-222 or permission of the instructor.
Course UID
004849.1
Course Subject
Catalog Number
310
Long title
Special Topics in Literary and Cultural Studies
Topic
100 Years of Multitudes: A History of LatinAm Film
Cinematic Adaptations of Literary Texts
Crossing the Line: Border Narratives
Eugenics in Latin America
Land of the Incas
Latin American Essays
Migration Narratives-Inactive Fall 2013
On the Road: Coming of Age in Contemporary Latin A
Queer Latino Art and Culture
Representations of Indigenous Peoples Mexican Film
Spanish American Fiction
Visual Culture and Modernity in Latin America
Writing Labor