Mapping Identities: The Discourse of Space
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Latin American & Caribbean Essay
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Spanish 440: Seminar in the History of Ideas
Professor Dara E. Goldman
Department of Spanish, Italian and Portuguese
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Friday, 1-2:50
1112 Foreign Language Building
| Office: 4128 Foreign Language Building |
(217) 333-3390 ext. 3-0986
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| Office hours: F 3:30-5 or by appointment |
This course will examine the processes of rhetorical self-fashioning enacted in the 20 C. Latin American essay. Furthermore, we will particularly engage recent theories of space in order to analyze the role that landscape and spatiality have played in the construction of a Latin American specificity. Throughout the semester, we will interrogate the relationship between Latin American cultural discourse and spatial theory.
Please check Blackboard for current announcements, assignments and other course materials.
If you are a registered student in Span440 and are not able to access Blackboard, please contact Professor Goldman or CITES Educational Technologies.
Select Bibliographies for Mapping Identities: The Discourse of Space and the Latin American & Caribbean Essay:
- sobre el ensayo hispanoamericano
- otros ensayos hispanoamericanos importantes (además de las lecturas requeridas)
other courses taught by Professor Goldman:
Women, Gender and Sexuality in 20C. Spanish American & Caribbean Literature (Span 256/290)
Gendered Voices in 20C. Spanish American Literature (Span 340)
