SPAN 30900 - Trends in Spanish American Literature

Course Credit: 1
(CMLT, GLIS, LAST, WGSS)
TRENDS IN SPANISH AMERICAN LITERATURE: The study of major literary currents of Spanish America from the nineteenth century to the present through the readings, discussion, and criticism of key literary works that have most clearly contributed to the development of Spanish American literature. Emphasis on the realist and regionalist novel, the essay, and late nineteenth century and twentieth century theater. Introduction to the research methods for the study of Hispanic literature and culture. May be taken more than once. May be repeated. Prerequisite(s): SPAN-22300 or SPAN-22400; or permission of instructor [AH]