SPN 314 - Studies in Modern Spanish Literature

4 credits (Fall)

A study of poetic, dramatic, and/or narrative texts from 18th- to 20th-century Spain. Topics of examination may include Romanticism; Realism; the poetic generations of 1898, 1927, and 1950; the novísimos; or contemporary narrative. Close readings and discussion focus on aesthetic, ideological, and historical aspects of the texts. Conducted in Spanish. Students cannot take this course after taking a seminar course in literature (SPN 377, SPN 379, SPN 383, SPN 385, SPN 386, or SPN 395 on literature).

Prerequisite: SPN 285 with grade, S, C, or better.
Note: Plus-2 option available. Not offered every year.
Instructor: Phillips