SPAN 3305 - Current Hispanic American Thought And Literature

Institution:

Schreiner University

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Description:

This course is devoted primarily to the writings of Hispanic Americans from the U.S. It will examine historical and current events that yield unique literature reflecting issues of cultural identity, feminism, acculturation, assimilation and other political and social implications that make this literature unique in thought and rich in heritage. Historically, the course includes the ''Chicano Movement'' the '60s and its effect through contemporary innovations in literature. The course is conducted in both English and Spanish; the readings offer a combination of both. Linguistic comparisons and contrast in the target language will be noticed and addressed as well. Prerequisite: SPAN 2304.

Credits:

3.00

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Lecture

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Institution Website:

www.schreiner.edu

Phone Number:

(830) 896-5411

Regional Accreditation:

Southern Association of Colleges and Schools

Calendar System:

Semester

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