Latin American and Caribbean Studies Approved Courses

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LACS Courses in Humanities and Arts

FRN 304 - Studies in the French Caribbean
FRN 307 - Negritude Movement: Point of Departure in Black African and Afro-Caribbean Literatures in French

SPN 325 - Staging Conflict: Studies in One-Act Mexican Theater
SPN 327 - The Nation at Home: Family and Nationhood in Spanish American Theater
SPN 328 - Inquiring Latin American Identities: Reading Context, Space and Cultural Artifacts
SPN 329 - Tradition and Interruption in Spanish American Poetry
SPN 330 - Contemporary Hispanic Women’s Short Fiction
SPN 332 - An Introduction to Afro-Hispanic Literatures and Cultures
SPN 334 - Cartographies of Disasters
SPN 336 - Troubling Gender in Contemporary Argentine Literature and Cinema
SPN 351 - Border Identities
SPN 352 - Imagining Latinx Identities
SPN 375 - Reality Interrupted in Hispanic Narratives
SPN 376 - Down to Earth: Cross-Cultural Explorations of the Hispanic World
SPN 380 - What’s Love Got to Do with It: Gender and Nation in Hispanic and US Latino Literatures
SPN 381 - Hauntings in Hispanic Fiction
SPN 401 - XX and XXI Century Latin American Narrative
SPN 406 - Film of the Mexican American Border
SPN 408 - Digital Storytelling in the Hispanic World
SPN 417 - Death and Revenge in the Southern Cone
SPN 418 - Readings on Contemporary Mexican Theater
SPN 431 - Latin America in Colonial Times
SPN 432 - Islands Adrift: Race, Politics, and Diasporas in the Hispanic Caribbean
SPN 433 - Latin American Colonial Crossroads at the Movies

MLT 281 - Screening Identities in Latin American Cinema
MLT 283 - Beyond the Sunny Paradise: Caribbean literature and politics
MLT 284 - Popular Religion and Politics in Latin America
MLT 286T - Gender and Identity in Contemporary Brazilian Cinema
MLT 287 - Social Realism and Cinema in Latin America
MLT 288 - Torture and Dictatorship in Latin American Literature
MLT 289 - Literature of the Mexican-American Border
MLT 293 - Made in New York: Puerto Rican and Dominican Transnational Identities in American Literature & Cinema
MLT 297 - Performing Masculinities in Literature, Cinema, and Popular Culture

MLT 286T - Gender and Identity in Contemporary Brazilian Cinema
TAB 321T Buenos Aires Mini-Term
Note: With approval of Director, these courses can count toward the Gender, Sexuality & Women’s Studies major or the Environmental Policy major, in place of LACS.

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