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This course looks at Brazilians in the U.S. through the interdisciplinary approaches of cultural studies and ethnic studies. Students will learn how Brazilian identity in the U.S.

An overview of critical theories for the analysis of literary and cultural texts since the mid-20th century, including Spanish, Latin American, Luso-Brazilian, an

How is Brazil intertwined with and seemingly distinct from an American hemisphere?

This course aims to break open the singular idea of “Brazil” to reveal many Brazils, exposing students to the tremendous regional diversity that both enriches and complicates our understanding of t

This course will familiarize students with the broad trends and debates in Brazilian social and historical thought during the long 20th century. Course taught i

Faculty: Raquel Castro Goebel, Director of Portuguese Language Program, Instructor

 

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Raquel Castro Goebel, Director of Portuguese Language Program, Instructor.

  Lemann Institute for Brazilian Studies

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Courses for Fall 2020 PORT 150 - Writing Brazilians into the U.S.

  Major Information Minimum required major and supporting courses normally equate to 42-45 hours including at least 27 hours in Portuguese courses beyond the 100 level.