Academics

Course Overview

Comparative study of three of the largest Latino communities in the United States: Chicanos, Cuban-Americans, and Puerto Ricans. Topics will include an exploration of the cultural identities of each of these communities, focusing notions of ethnicity, race, religion, as well as economic and social class distinctions. Taught in English.

Program: World Languages and Cultures

Credit: 3

Faculty

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WLC-599

Independent Study

Independent Study

World Languages and Cultures

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WLC-495

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Special topics in the discipline, designed primarily for…

World Languages and Cultures

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WLC-499

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Intensive supervised study and research on topics of…

World Languages and Cultures

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World Languages and Cultures

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WLC-381

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World Languages and Cultures

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