SPA 442 LAT AM & CARIB: CRITICAL PERS
Readings in colonialism, anti-colonial movements, critical geography, history, literature, philosophy, political economy, and the arts provide theoretical frameworks for non-prescriptive critical analysis, discussion, and interpretation of Latin America and Caribbean societies. The course utilizes films, essays, poetry, short stories, current events, and other narrative forms. Exploration of diverse topics, including knowledge production, African-descended and indigenous peoples’ agency, relations of power, class, rural-urban literacies, and nationalism.
Enrollment Limit
Enrollment limited to 18 students.
Attributes
ASPA, MOIB, MOIE, WLC