SPAN 150
Topics in Contemporary Studies: Lost Voices of Andean Indigenous Feminism
Description: Lecture, four hours; discussion, one hour (when scheduled). Requisites: courses 25 or 27, and 119. Exploration of main trends that characterize contemporary Latin American and Spanish literatures and cultures and main concepts used to address them. Possible topics include transculturation and heterogeneity, race and ethnicity, vanguard movements, lettered and popular cultures, literary modernization in Latin American boom, literature and revolution, autobiography, women's writing, border literature, and postmodernist fiction. May be repeated for credit with topic change. P/NP or letter grading.
Units: 4.0
Units: 4.0
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Spring 2026 - This was a very interesting and easy class that I would recommend to take. We learned about different Indigenous practices and also had the opportunity to focus on and go in depth on one of the week's readings and give an opening presentation to the class with a few questions to discuss. I really liked this because it offered the oportunity to get to know a reading more in detail and have a short presentation to the class. You only present once, and you pick what week and day you want to present so you can have enough time to prepare! Easy and simple class
Spring 2026 - This was a very interesting and easy class that I would recommend to take. We learned about different Indigenous practices and also had the opportunity to focus on and go in depth on one of the week's readings and give an opening presentation to the class with a few questions to discuss. I really liked this because it offered the oportunity to get to know a reading more in detail and have a short presentation to the class. You only present once, and you pick what week and day you want to present so you can have enough time to prepare! Easy and simple class
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