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AREA V. Forms, Periods, and Figures of Hispanic Literature
160. Medieval and Renaiuance Literature of Spain {3)
FOREIGN LANGUAGE I 221
Study of major works from the main genres such as El Cid, Ellibro de buen amor, La
Celestina.
161. The Picaresque: Novel of Alienation {3)
Study of the structure and meaning of such Hispanic Picaresque novels as El Lazarillo,
El Buso6n, El Periquillo S;u-niento.
163T. The Golden Age: Tradition and Innovation {3; max total 6 if no topic repeated)
(Former Span 106, 162, 163)
Study of the "comedia"" represented by Lope, Cervantes, Tirso, and Calderon; the poetry
of Garcilnso, San Juan and G6ngora; the prose of Montemayor, Lope, Gracian, Quevedo, and
Ce rvantes.
164. Spanish Literature of the Nineteenth Century (3)
Detailed study of selected works, authors, movements, and genres of the nineteenth
century.
165. Experimental Novel of Generation of '98 {3)
Study of the novel of Azorin, Bnroja, Unamuno, Valle Inclan, with particular attention their
experimentation with form and style.
166T. Twentieth Century Spanish Literature (3; max total 6 if no topic repeated) (Former
Span 108, 166, 167)
Readings and discussion of such poets as Machado, Lorca, and Hernandez and of such
dramatists as Benavente, Valle-lncUm, Lorca, Buero Vallejo, and Alfonso Sastre.
173. Mexican Literature (3)
Study of the works of such major Mexican literary figures as Sor Juana, Gutierrez Najera,
Azuela, and Fuentes.
174. Argentine Literature {3)
Study of the works of such major Argentine literary figures as Hernandez, Giiiraldes,
Lugones, Mallea, and Borges.
175. Literature and Revolution (3)
Focus on the role of the essay and novel in the attempt to change and revolutionize
Hispanic society; works by such writers as Marti, Azuela, Paz, Asturias, Gonzalez, Prada,
Castro, and others.
176T. Twentieth Century Spanish-American Literature (3; max total 6 if no topic repeated)
(Former Span 105, 107, 171, 172)
Jntensive tudy of selected Sp:mi h-American works including writings of Azuela, Fuentes,
Carpentier, Vargas Llosa; outstanding poets such as Neruda, Vallejo, and Paz.
1m. Hispanic Literature in Translation (3; max total 6 If no topic repeated) (Former Span
148A-B, 1n, 178)
Credit may not be applied to SpanJsh major and minor requirements. Intensive study of
outstanding works of Hispanic literature.
179. Cervantes in Translation (3)
intensive study of Don Quixote with special consideration of sources, textual problems, and
various critical approaches.
180T. Major Figures In Hispanic Literature (3; max total 6 if no topic repeated)
Reading and analysis of the works of one major Hispanic author such as Cervantes,
Unamuno, Neruda.
190. Independent Study (1-3; max see reference)
See General Information-Independent Study.
871 1 3 7 505
Object Description
| Title | 1973-74 General Catalog |
| Creator | California State University, Fresno |
| Format | PDF Document |
| Date of publication | 1973-05 |
| Subjects | California State University, Fresno. Curricula. Catalogs |
| Object type | Document |
| Location | Fresno, California |
| Language | eng |
Description
| Title | Page 221 |
| Full Text Search | AREA V. Forms, Periods, and Figures of Hispanic Literature 160. Medieval and Renaiuance Literature of Spain {3) FOREIGN LANGUAGE I 221 Study of major works from the main genres such as El Cid, Ellibro de buen amor, La Celestina. 161. The Picaresque: Novel of Alienation {3) Study of the structure and meaning of such Hispanic Picaresque novels as El Lazarillo, El Buso6n, El Periquillo S;u-niento. 163T. The Golden Age: Tradition and Innovation {3; max total 6 if no topic repeated) (Former Span 106, 162, 163) Study of the "comedia"" represented by Lope, Cervantes, Tirso, and Calderon; the poetry of Garcilnso, San Juan and G6ngora; the prose of Montemayor, Lope, Gracian, Quevedo, and Ce rvantes. 164. Spanish Literature of the Nineteenth Century (3) Detailed study of selected works, authors, movements, and genres of the nineteenth century. 165. Experimental Novel of Generation of '98 {3) Study of the novel of Azorin, Bnroja, Unamuno, Valle Inclan, with particular attention their experimentation with form and style. 166T. Twentieth Century Spanish Literature (3; max total 6 if no topic repeated) (Former Span 108, 166, 167) Readings and discussion of such poets as Machado, Lorca, and Hernandez and of such dramatists as Benavente, Valle-lncUm, Lorca, Buero Vallejo, and Alfonso Sastre. 173. Mexican Literature (3) Study of the works of such major Mexican literary figures as Sor Juana, Gutierrez Najera, Azuela, and Fuentes. 174. Argentine Literature {3) Study of the works of such major Argentine literary figures as Hernandez, Giiiraldes, Lugones, Mallea, and Borges. 175. Literature and Revolution (3) Focus on the role of the essay and novel in the attempt to change and revolutionize Hispanic society; works by such writers as Marti, Azuela, Paz, Asturias, Gonzalez, Prada, Castro, and others. 176T. Twentieth Century Spanish-American Literature (3; max total 6 if no topic repeated) (Former Span 105, 107, 171, 172) Jntensive tudy of selected Sp:mi h-American works including writings of Azuela, Fuentes, Carpentier, Vargas Llosa; outstanding poets such as Neruda, Vallejo, and Paz. 1m. Hispanic Literature in Translation (3; max total 6 If no topic repeated) (Former Span 148A-B, 1n, 178) Credit may not be applied to SpanJsh major and minor requirements. Intensive study of outstanding works of Hispanic literature. 179. Cervantes in Translation (3) intensive study of Don Quixote with special consideration of sources, textual problems, and various critical approaches. 180T. Major Figures In Hispanic Literature (3; max total 6 if no topic repeated) Reading and analysis of the works of one major Hispanic author such as Cervantes, Unamuno, Neruda. 190. Independent Study (1-3; max see reference) See General Information-Independent Study. 871 1 3 7 505 |
