The course will also examine the various models and theories concerning the relationship that was established between science in western centers and Latin America. Special attention will be given to the notions of cultural diffusion, dependency, colonialism, imperialism, social control and resistance. Reading and Research 30013 Advanced students wishing to pursue interdisciplinary research on a theme not covered in the normal disciplinary course of events may register for this course. The credit value ranges from 1 to 4 points. If you have completed all your coursework, you must register to maintain your matriculation.
All courses require permission of the instructor.
For registration information, call 998-8553. Transnational Processes 31256 Prof. This course requires permission of the instructor. All courses require access codes directly from the Cinema Studies department located at 721 Broadway, 6th Floor, 998-1600. In Fall 2000 and Spring of 2001, Prof. Bob Stam will teach a two semester sequence on Brazilian Cinema.