SPA 272 - Hispanic Humanities

Spanish 271 / Spanish 272 is a two-course sequence that will replace the former SPA 270. The sequence is designed to be a more in-depth introduction to the foundational knowledge and theoretical approaches to Hispanic cultural production from the Middle Ages to the present across primary sources, genres, geographical and temporal borders. The overarching goal is to ensure both breadth and depth before students take more focused upper-level classes at the 300 and 400 level.

272 is primarily centered on texts from the Hispanic Literary and Cultural Traditions of the 19th-21^st Centuries.

Satisfies a major or minor requirement in Hispanic Studies.
Satisfies the Methods requirement for the Gender and Sexuality Studies major in the Literary and Cultural Representations track.
Satisfies an interdisciplinary minor requirement in Global Literary Theory.
​Satisfies an interdisciplinary minor requirement in Latin American Studies.
Satisfies the Literary Studies, Creative Writing, and Rhetoric requirement.
Satisfies the Cultural Diversity requirement.

Prerequisites & Notes
Spanish 260 or its equivalent.

Students that have taken SPA 270 are not eligible