SP 310 - Women in Literature

Credits: 3

This course maps the evolution of women’s rights, emancipation and freedom from 1600s to present following a social and multicultural approach. The course covers canonical and non-canonical writers in the Spanish-speaking world and discusses the political, social and historical context of writers in specific historical periods and countries, including the main socio-political and cultural events Forces that have shaped women in these countries. Comparisons and contrasts within the different geographical areas and the United States will be also analyzed.

Pre-Requisites: SP 204 or permission of instructor.
Repeatable: May not be repeated for credit