Catalan Courses

Courses in Catalan

C450/550

Survey of Catalan literature from the Middle Ages to the present. Significant works in all genres will be studied within their historical and cultural context. Issues of nation-formation, hegemony, ideology, and marginalization will be paid special attention.

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C613

A survey of contemporary Catalan, including a survey of grammar; an overview of the history of the language and its evolution; and topics in sociolinguistics, including the study of attitudes towards the language as a whole.

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C618

Topics include nationalism and literature, the Renaixença, Modernisme and Noucentisme, the avant-garde, exile, poetry and resistance, utopias and dystopias, specific writers (Joan Maragall, J.V. Foix, Josep Pla, Salvador Espriu, Mercè Rodoreda, Quim Monzó). Topics to be explored in view of current critical issues and theory. (This variable topics course would be jointly taught with C494 for undergraduates.)

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C619

Study of problems, issues and topics in Catalan studies, which may include Catalan politics, culture, architecture, and/or society. Course may be repeated for credit when topic varies. (This variable topics course would be jointly taught with C494 for undergradautes.)

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