Seminar In The Social Sciences Peoples And Cultures Of Latin America (LGS-330)

Semester:
Spring 2027
Course Number:
0960-330-003
Instructor:
Christopher Parisano
Days:
Monday Wednesday Friday 11:00 am - 11:50 am
Format:
Traditional in-person class
Location:
Garden City
Credits:
3
Status:
This Course is Filled to Capacity
Notes:

For levermore global scholar students only
Sophomore standing or higher cross listed with 0103-245-001; learning goals: rj;
Dist. req: ss

Course Materials:
Description:

Survey anthropological approaches to cultural, socio-economic, and political transformations in Latin America through ethnographic literature, film, and primary documents. Students will analyze the varied ways that colonialism, nation-state formation, peasant and Indigenous struggles, migration and urbanization, religious movements, and climate change have shaped Latin American identities of today

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