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4.00 Credits
Taught as a writing and research seminar in Chicano/Latino Studies. Student develops own project; engages in peer editing; drafts, writes, and presents paper at spring research conference. Prior course work in Chicano/Latino Studies helpful, i.e., Chicano/Latino Studies 61, 62, 63. Prerequisites: Chicano/Latino Studies 101, satisfactory completion of the lower-division writing requirement, and upper-division standing. ( VII)
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Focus on contemporary Chicano literature, in relation to Chicana literature, women's literature, American literature, and Latino literature. Prerequisites: Spanish 3A and 3B, or consent of instructor. Same as Spanish 140A, B. ( VII)
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4.00 Credits
A critical survey of social science literature on the Chicano experience and a general discussion of the various models and theories applied by social scientists to the study of oppressed national minorities. Discussion of race and class within the context of the Chicano experience. ( VII)
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Current research and perspectives on different aspects of Chicano culture: political, economic, sociological, artistic, and folkloric. Prerequisites: Spanish 3A and 3B, or consent of instructor. May be taken for credit twice as topics vary. Same as Spanish 142. ( VII)
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4.00 Credits
Uses film as a resource for understanding contemporary issues and problems facing the Chicano/ Latino community. (Does not study cinema as a genre.) Same as Social Science 173G. ( VII)
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A survey of the music of the many Latin cultures of the Americas including Mexico, Central and South America, as well as the Caribbean, and of those many Latin cultures which thrive and survive in the United States. Same as Anthropology 138Q. ( VIII)
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4.00 Credits
A wide range of musics exists in Mexico, and in the Mexican traditions within the United States. From the indigenous traditions of Mexico and the ancient Aztec and Mayan civilizations through the Colonial and Revolutionary periods, the variety of Mexican music is explored. Same as Anthropology 138S. ( VIII)
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4.00 Credits
Musical culture of Afro-Latin American peoples, emphasizing Spanish-speaking Caribbean. Topics include: background in West Africa, the persistence of traditions in the Caribbean, the commercial music of the twentieth century, the connections between musical culture, religion, and the economy. Same as Social Science 176A. ( VIII)
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4.00 Credits
Students are provided with the analytical tools necessary to undertake research on visual representations. Images, as cultural productions, are steeped in the values, ideologies, and taken-forgranted beliefs of the culture which produced them. Of concern are representations of race, identity, gender, and the "Other." Same as Anthropology 137A. (VII)
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4.00 Credits
Explores sites of cultural production within the scholarship area of Chicano/Latino Cultural Studies. Considers questions pertaining to social structural processes as they relate to cultural productions and considers potential political strategies for challenging inequality within cultural sites. ( VII)
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