SPN 472: Topics in the Literatures of the Americas

Spring Semester | 3 credits

Explore powerful narratives from across the Spanish-speaking Americas in SPN 472. This course delves into rotating thematic topics that highlight the diversity, history, and voices of Latin American literature—from resistance and revolution to identity and cultural memory. Each semester’s theme offers a unique lens through which to understand the region’s literary traditions.

What you will gain:

Exposure to key literary movements and authors in Latin America
Analytical tools to interpret literature in historical and cultural contexts
Practice in reading and writing critically in Spanish
Opportunities to engage with themes relevant to contemporary issues

Course Details:

Credits: 3
Schedule: Offered every Spring

Whether you’re passionate about storytelling, interested in the cultures of the Americas, or planning to pursue more advanced literary studies, SPN 472 is a rich and rewarding experience.

For academic advising and enrollment assistance, visit the Undergraduate Advising