SPAN - 355. Transatlantic Connections in the Spanish-Speaking World

3 credit(s)
A survey course that studies a variety of primary documents such as historical texts and images to understand the history of Spain and Latin American countries from prehistoric times to the present. It focuses on specific historical moments throughout the Spanish-speaking world, as well as on a diverse range of written and audio-visual material including short stories, essays, visual art, film, and music, among others. The goal of this course is to promote critical thinking and an appreciation of cultural practices and perspectives of Latin America and Spain through exposure to the language, literatures, and cultures of Spanish speaking countries.

Prerequisite(s): SPAN 301 .
Attribute: ARTS, GLST, ILST, ISP, MRST, MULT, RAES