SPAN 300
Grammar and Communication
Intensive training in grammatical structures and their application to oral
and written communication. [NOTE: Students who have
already taken SPAN 300 will be placed into SPAN 320 (oral and written
communication) or SPAN 400 (advanced conversation).]
SPAN 446/GHUM
200 Argentine
Literature
An introduction to the interpretation of basic literary forms through an
examination of Argentine literature. The course begins with an introduction to
19th-century literature and then focuses on 20th-century
short stories and poetry. [NOTE:
Students desiring GenEd credit will register for this course
as GHUM 200; students who want Spanish credit (rather than GenEd credit) will register for it as SPAN 446.]
POSC 371 Argentine
Politics & Society
An introduction to Argentine politics and to the larger societal and regional
context in which national politics unfolds.
Special topics include democratization, human rights, economic policy,
foreign relations, and environmental politics.
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