SPAN326
Self, Place and the Environment in the Hispanic World
Spanish
College of Liberal Arts
Course Subject Code
SPAN
Course Number
326
Status
Active
Course Attributes
CEA: ProgCLA-CEA and Au Pair, DVIT: GenEd-Diversity International, EMES: Major-Environment Sci Elective, EMEV: Major-Env Stu/Sustain Elective, GLC: GenEd-Global Challenges, MENV: Major-Env Study/Sustainability, MEVS: Major-Environmental Science, MSPA: Major-Spanish, WRIT: GenEd-Writing Intensive, ENES: Minor-Environment Stu Elective, ENSP: Minor-Spanish Elective, NENS: Minor-Environmental Studies, NSPA: Minor-Spanish
Course Short Title
Self Place & the Environment
Course Long Title
Self, Place and the Environment in the Hispanic World
Course Description
A study of the complex relationships between individuals and their physical environments, from the countryside to the jungle, in representative literary works of the 19th and 20th centuries. Addresses how interactions with place and geography become discursive tools by which to explore various social, cultural and national discourses. The manifestations and permutations of the environmental imagination across various literary movements, from Romanticism to Regionalism, are explored, while also addressing the role of eco-criticism within literary cultural studies.
Min
4
Repeatable
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Equivalent Course(s)
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