General Catalog 2008-2009
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Perez or Mr. Rosenberg HECS 150a Golden Age Drama and Society [ hum ] Open to all students. Conducted in English with readings in English translation.
The major works, comic and tragic, of Spain's seventeenth-century dramatists.
Texts may include Cervantes's brief witty farces, Tirso's creation of the "Don Juan" myth, Lope's palace and "peasant honor" plays, and Calderon's baroque masterpieces, which culminate Spain's Golden Age.
Usually offered every second year.
Ms. Fox HISP 155b Latin Americ...a between Baroque and Kitsch [ hum fl ] Prerequisite: HISP 109b, or HISP 110a, or HISP 111b, or permission of the instructor.
Analyzing general characteristics associated with a baroque style such as ornamentation, double meaning, parody, satire, imitation, and so on, this course offers opportunities to understand how artists and writers have used this aesthetic artifice to contest the hegemonic discourses of their times. Literature, films, and art from the seventeenth and twentieth centuries. Usually offered every second year.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Perez or Mr. Rosenberg HECS 150a Golden Age Drama and Society [ hum ] Open to all students. Conducted in English with readings in English translation.
The major works, comic and tragic, of Spain's seventeenth-century dramatists.
Texts may include Cervantes's brief witty farces, Tirso's creation of the "Don Juan" myth, Lope's palace and "peasant honor" plays, and Calderon's baroque masterpieces, which culminate Spain's Golden Age.
Usually offered every second year.
Ms. Fox HISP 155b Latin Americ...a between Baroque and Kitsch [ hum fl ] Prerequisite: HISP 109b, or HISP 110a, or HISP 111b, or permission of the instructor.
Analyzing general characteristics associated with a baroque style such as ornamentation, double meaning, parody, satire, imitation, and so on, this course offers opportunities to understand how artists and writers have used this aesthetic artifice to contest the hegemonic discourses of their times. Literature, films, and art from the seventeenth and twentieth centuries. Usually offered every second year.
What to read after General Catalog 2008-2009?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brandeis University to read onlineMoreLess
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