GLOBAL SPAIN: BETWEEN AMERICA, EUROPE, AND THE MEDITERRANEAN

SPAN 320 SEC D - FALL 2021
photo of a bridge

In this course, we will explore the construction of the image of Spain for foreign consumption from the turn of the twentieth Century to the present. We will analyze the presence of Spain beyond its borders, including aspects such as military and economic colonialism, migration, tourism, sports, arts, food, fashion, and language. We will study a wide array of documents (films, literary texts, articles, commercials, visual culture, etc) from the perspective of postcolonial theory and cultural studies.

 

Prerequisite: SPAN 228

Section D: 11:00am-12:20pm (Tuesday and Thursday)

Mode of delivery: Face to face only

CRN: 60341

Instructor: Pilar Martínez-Quiroga, PhD

pquiroga@illinois.edu

 

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