Hoff Grammar review, composition, oral practice, reading, and required laboratory. Franklin Continuing its mission to introduce the campus community to the diversity of the Hispanic world, Spanish 130 explores the cultural basin of the Caribbean. Class materials will afford students the opportunity to discuss and analyze issues of race, gender, ethnicity and cultural identity within the context of the Caribbean. All course work will be in English. Gonzalez Designed to develop skills in the spoken language.
Course reviews the more complex aspects of Spanish grammar and expands vocabulary for conversation.
Franklin Spanish 217 is designed to develop written proficiency at the 200 level. Emphasis is placed on composition as communication, the role of reading in the process of writing, and the function of grammar in context. Hoff Provides an introduction to the major periods and movements through which Hispanic literature has evolved, from its beginnings to the 19th century. Designed to provide the student with the opportunity to acquire the technical vocabulary of the Hispanic literary critic. McIntyre In-depth study of a literary movement, problem, author, or genre.