Minor in Hispanic Cultures - HISPANIC IDENTITIES THROUGH FILM: IMMIGRATION, EXILE AND GLOBALIZATION SPAN 2155   HISPANIC IDENTITIES THROUGH FILM: IMMIGRATION, EXILE AND GLOBALIZATION
CREDIT HOURS: 3
This course focuses on the concept of Hispanic Identity, through the study of contemporary and historical sociocultural and geopolitical issues, as manifested in cinema from around the Spanish-speaking world. The study of immigration and exile, globalization and cultural and societal identity and other fundamentals will be central to this course. This course is an intermediate conversation course designed to advance skills in oral communication, intercultural competence, critical thinking skills and film analysis reinforced by grammar review and written assignments.
FORMAT: Lecture
FORMAT COMMENTS: I will meet the students once a week for 1 1/2 hours synchronous and the rest they will have to do it asynchronous. This course can also be taught only online if necessary.
LAB HOURS PER WEEK: 0
TUTORIAL HOURS PER WEEK: 0
PREREQUISITES: SPAN 2022, SPAN 2035, or equivalent