SPRING Courses 2008

Courses Offered by the Latin American & Latino Studies Program (provisional)

This is a tentative listing. For an up to date list visit the registrar web site.

Check the Registrar's website for course availability.

 

LALS 071.401 Latin America 1791-Present
     
MW 2-3:30PM LEC HESSON M
Cross listed: HIST 071    

CROSS CULTRL ANALYSIS - CL OF '10 & AFTER
HIST & TRAD SECTOR (ALL CLASSES)

Surveys Latin American and Caribbean history from the Haitian Revolution of 1791 to the present. We will examine the legacy of Spanish colonialism and slavery, movements for national and cultural independence, twentieth-centur radicalism, and the politics of race in contemporary Latin America. Readin include fictional as well as analytical representations, and a film series will accompany the course.

LALS 204.402 Mexican-American History
     
R 1:30-4:30PM SEM Kropp, P.
Cross listed: HIST 204    

 

LALS 205.401  City in Colonial Spanish America
     
R 1:30-4:30PM SEM Walker, T.
Cross listed: HIST 205    

 

LALS 240.401  Short Story In Latin/Am
     
TR 12-1:30PM SEM PAGAN TEITELBAU
Cross listed: SPAN-223    

CROSS CULTRL ANALYSIS - CL OF '10 & AFTER
ARTS & LETTERS SECTOR (ALL CLASSES)

LALS 240.402  Short Story In Latin/Am
     
TR 3-4:30PM SEM FLORES T
Cross listed:
CINE-232 PRTG-240 SPAN-223
   

ARTS & LETTERS SECTOR (ALL CLASSES)

LALS 258.401  Caribbean Music & Diaspora
     
TR 3-4:30PM LEC Rommen, T.
Cross listed: FOLK-259 MUSC-258    

CROSS CULTRL ANALYSIS - CL OF '10 & AFTER

This survey course considers Caribbean musics within a broad and historical framework. Caribbean musical practices are explored by illustrating the many ways that aesthetics, ritual, communication, religion, and social structure are embodied in and contested through performance. These initial inquiries open onto an investigation of a range of theoretical concepts that become particularly pertinent in Caribbean contexts <-concepts such as post-colonialism, migration, ethnicity, hybridity, syncretism, and globalization. Each of these concepts, moreover, will be explored with a view toward understanding its connections to the central analytical paradigm of the course-diaspora. Throughout the course, we will listen to many different styles and repertories of music, ranging from calypso to junkanoo, from rumba to merengue, and from dancehall to zouk. We will then work to understand them not only in relation to the readings that frame our discussions but also in relations to our own North-American contexts of music consuption and production.

LALS 290.401  Topics Latina/O Lit
     
T 1:30-4:30PM SEM Staff
Cross listed: ENGL-270    

DIST CRS ARTS & LET - CL OF 09 AND PRIOR

LALS 394.401 Life/Death In Ltam Nar
     
TR 10:30-12NOON SEM LADDAGA R
Cross Listed: SPAN-394    

DIST CRS ARTS & LET - CL OF 09 AND PRIOR

LALS 394.402 Ltam Short Novel
     
MWF 12-1PM SEM KNIGHT J
Cross Listed: SPAN-394    

DIST CRS ARTS & LET - CL OF 09 AND PRIOR

LALS 394.403 Crime/Evil In Ltam Lit
     
MWF 1-2PM SEM MONTOYA O
Cross Listed: SPAN-394    

DIST CRS ARTS & LET - CL OF 09 AND PRIOR

LALS 396.401 20th C Latin-Am Lit
     
MW 10-11AM LEC SALESSI J
Cross Listed: SPAN-390    

REGISTRATION REQUIRED FOR LEC, REC, SEM
CROSS CULTRL ANALYSIS - CL OF '10 & AFTER

LALS 396.402 Recitation
     
F 10-11AM REC NOVITZKI F
Cross Listed: SPAN-390    

CROSS CULTRL ANALYSIS - CL OF '10 & AFTER

LALS 396.403 Recitation
     
11-12NOON REC NOVITZKI F
Cross Listed: SPAN-390    

CROSS CULTRL ANALYSIS - CL OF '10 & AFTER

LALS 396.404 Recitation
     
F 2-3PM REC NOVITZKI F
Cross Listed: SPAN-390    

CROSS CULTRL ANALYSIS - CL OF '10 & AFTER

LALS 397  Transatlant Lit/Film
     
MWF 12-1PM SEM GENTIC T
Cross Listed: SPAN-396    

CROSS CULTRL ANALYSIS - CL OF '10 & AFTER
DIST CRS ARTS & LET - CL OF 09 AND PRIOR

LALS 399  Independent Study
     
    Staff
     

 

LALS 413.401 Latin American Politics
     
M 2-5PM SEM FALLETI T
Cross listed: PSCI-413    

MAX W/CROSS LIST: 18

LALS 433.401

Andean Archaeology
     
TR 12-1:30PM LEC  Erickson, C.
Cross listed: ANTH 433    

Consideration of culture history of native people of Andean area, with emphasis on pre-conquest archaeology of Central Andean region.

LALS 580 Queer Caribbean
     
T 1:30-4:30PM SEM MARTINEZ-SAN MI
Cross listed: SPAN-590    

 

LALS 599 Independent Study
     
    Staff
     

PERMISSION NEEDED FROM INSTRUCTOR

LALS 927.401  Res Sem:Lang Policy & Ed
     
T 2-4PM SEM HORNBERGER N
Cross listed: EDUC-927    

DATES: 01/16/08 - 05/13/08