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English 178 - Fall, 2022
Topics in Nations, Regions, & Other Cultural Geographies
Class Information
Instructor:
Martín, Desirée
CRN:
32106
Time:
MWF 11:00-11:50
Location:
230 Wellman
GE Areas:
Writing Experience
Description
"21st century Latinidades"
What do Latinidades and Latina/o/x Studies look like in the 21st century? How are Latina/o/x identities performed, represented, and challenged? How does Latina/o/x Studies intersect with American Studies, Latin American Studies, and/or studies of the Global South? How do Latina/o/x identities engage with and help shape theories of race, ethnicity, gender/sexualities, immigration/migration, undocumentation, language and translation, affect and emotion, genre and media, or domesticity? How do contemporary Latinas/os/x "write the self" or "perform the self"? In this course, we will examine these questions and beyond through reading, viewing, listening to, and interacting with a range of recent texts and cultural objects. An initial reading list is below; grading TBA
Grading
TBA
Texts
"Unaccompanied"
, Zamora
?The Undocumented Americans?
, Villavicencio
"Corazon"
, Salgado
?Peluda?
, Lozada-Oliva
"Mean"
, Gurba
?Children of the Land?
, Castillo