Course Code |
Course Title |
Course Instructor |
Schedule |
LACA 1503V |
Health of Hispaniola |
Timothy M. Empkie |
TTh 6:40-8:00pm |
LACA 1503Z |
Neoliberalism and Cross-Border Regions in Latin America and the Caribbean |
Humberto Dilla Alfonso |
M 3:00-5:30pm |
LACA 1504I |
Different But Equal: Debates in Schooling of Indigenous and Afro-Descendants in South America |
Luis Martín Valdiviezo |
T 4-6:30pm |
LACA 1504M |
In-Transit Identities: Migration in Contemporary Latin American Literature and Popular Culture |
Mateo Diaz Choza |
TTh 10:30-11:50 |
LACA 1504N |
Writing the Amazon and the End of the World: Gender, Care, and Cosmopolitics |
José Miguel Nieto Olivar |
F 3-5:30p |
LACA 1504O |
Re-thinking Latin American Geographies through Social Mapping |
Gerónimo Barrera de la Torre |
TTh 1-2:20p |
Course Code |
Course Title |
Course Instructor |
HISP 1331E |
Visions and Voices of Indigenous Mexico |
Iris Montero |
HISP 2600 |
Exploring and Extracting in Colonial Latin American Literatures |
Iris Montero |
POBS 1800D |
Into the Wilderness: An Ecocritical and Decolonial Approach to Imagining Brazil |
Jeremy Lehnen Leila M Lehnen |
POBS 0630B |
Lusophone Cities in Literature, Film and Music |
Jeremy Lehnen, Torin Spangler |
HISP 0650 |
Advanced Spanish Through Literature & Film |
Felipe Martinez-Pinzon & Erica Durante (2 sections) |
HISP 1331Q |
Las raras: escritoras y artistas latinoamericanas |
Michelle Clayton |
HISP 0750G |
Wildeyed Stories |
Mercedes Vaquero |
HIST 1340 |
History of the Andes from Incas to Evo Morales |
Jeremy R Mumford |
HISP 0750Q |
Health, Illness and Medicine in Spanish and Spanish American Literature and Film |
Jill Kuhnheim |
HIST 1967C |
Making Revolutionary Cuba, 1959-Present |
Jennifer L Lambe |
HIST 0256 |
Introduction to Latinx History |
Mark Ocegueda |
HIST 0234 |
Modern Latin America |
Daniel A Rodriguez |
HIST 1977I |
Gender, Race, and Medicine in the Americas |
Daniel A Rodriguez |
POBS 2500B |
Portuguese Overseas Encounters |
Onesimo T Almeida |
HIST 1382 |
The Environmental History of Latin America |
Gabriel Rocha |
POBS 1601K |
Early Modern Global History at the John Carter Brown Library: A Research Workshop |
Gabriel Rocha |
ETHN 1750L |
Latina Feminisms |
Leticia Alvarado |
ETHN 1200M |
Latinx in Graphic Detail |
Leticia Alvarado |
HIST 1333 |
The Mexican Revolution |
Evelyn Hu-Dehart |
HISP 0750W |
Caribe Queer |
Adrián Hernández-Acosta |
Four additional bilingual courses will come soon on Education, Social Geography, Migration, Literature and Popular Culture, and the Amazon.
For more information, please contact the LACA DUS: erica_durante@brown.edu