ENGLISH 120: Studies in Comparative Cinema: Cross-cultural Representations in U.S. Latino/a and Latin American Cinema

Are you interested
in Latino/a and Latin
American Cinema?

SPRING 2012
T/TH 3:40-5:25 pm
with Professor Velasco
jvelasco@scu.edu


	In the core 2009, English 120 fulfills the Cultures and Ideas 3 requirement. This course fulfills an English major requirement in: Ethnic/Global Studies and Upper Division Theory/Methodology.

Department of English at Santa Clara University

English 120: Studies in Comparative Cinema: Cross-cultural
Representations in U.S. Latino/a and Latin American Cinema

Description:
Study and analysis of cross-cultural contact in the contexts of conquest, clashes of cultures, border crossings and border killings in fiction and film. What happens when European, Latin American and American values meet? How do communities react to immigration and border crossings within "Las Americas"? How is cultural difference and the Latin American "Other" represented in performance, fictional and filmic discourse?

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The Department of English
500 El Camino Real
Santa Clara, California 95053
St. Joseph's Hall
408.554.4142
english@scu.edu
www.scu.edu/english