This course considers Spain’s literary and visual representations of womanhood and femininity from the 18th C to the present. Prerequisite:SPAN 228 or consent of instructor.T/TH 12:30-1:50 pm; 316S Mumford Hall CRN 55518 (Section B) Instructor:Anna Torres-Cacoullos
This course considers changing notions of travel and its association with processes of modernization, mass consumption, nation building, and climate change in Spain from the 19th C to the present. It will examine non-fictional texts (e.g. essays, newspaper articles, travel writing)—alongside a range of cultural production including literature (short stories, graphic novels), visual culture (painting, photography), and film. Prerequisite:SPAN 228 or consent of instructor.T/TH 2:00-3:...
Graduate student Beatriz Jiménez has been selected as anSLCL Dissertation Completion Fellowship for her dissertation project “The search for tesoros in Mexico: Shifting Discourses and Representations of Enforced...
Congratulations to graduate student, Ilaria Strocchia, who has been named one of the 2025-2026 Humanities Research Institute Graduate Student Fellows for this year's theme,...
Prof. José Ignacio Hualde has been honored with a two-volume festschrift, Jose Ignazio Hualderen Omenez: Ikerketak Fonologiaz eta Diakroniaz. The festschrift was edited by Julen Manterola, Joseba...
