Spanish 250MG - Spanish Migrations

Spring
2017
01
4.00
Maria Nieves Romero-Diaz
MW 11:00AM-12:15PM
Mount Holyoke College
99432
Ciruti 109
rdiaz@mtholyoke.edu
This course examines migration and transnational movements in relation to Spain. Students will explore the implications of migration and the significance of self and public imaging in the definition of a Spanish national identity. After studying the participation of Spanish emigrants during the '50s and the '60s in the reconstruction of Europe, the class will organize its discussion around the main immigrant groups present in contemporary Spain: from Africa (Moroccan and Sub-Saharan), from Asia (Pakistani and Chinese), and from Latin America (Dominican and Equatorian). We will analyze different type of discourses, from literature and film to music and social media.
Prereq: SPAN-212.
Taught in Spanish; can be counted toward IR major
Permission is required for interchange registration during the add/drop period only.