Intensive Portuguese
An accelerated treatment of material covered in both P100 and P150 designed for highly motivated students and students with previous language training on another Romance language.
Learn more about this courseElementary Portuguese II
Second in a two-course sequence at the elementary level of Portuguese.
Learn more about this courseSecond‑Year Portuguese II
Second in a two-course sequence at the intermediate level of Portuguese.
Learn more about this courseReading and Conversation in Portuguese
This course’s goal is to refine students’ abilities in reading, writing, and speaking Portuguese.
Learn more about this courseLiteratures of Portuguese Speaking-World II
This is the second part of survey of the literatures of Portugal, Brazil, and Portuguese-speaking Africa from the late 19th century to the present.
Learn more about this courseStructure of Portuguese Language
Introduction to the study of the structure of the Portuguese language, both from a descriptive and a prescriptive point of view.
Learn more about this coursePortuguese Honors Seminar - Literatures of Portuguese Speaking World II
Variable Title: Literatures of the Portuguese Speaking World IIThis course is for majors who are doing Honors in Portuguese.
Learn more about this coursePortuguese Honors Seminar - Structure of Portuguese Language
Variable Title: Structure of Portuguese LanguageIntroduction to the study of the structure of the Portuguese language, both from a descriptive and a prescriptive point of view.
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Approval of the Director of Portuguese Studies. For Portuguese students who will be writing their Honors Thesis to graduate with Honors in Portuguese.
Learn more about this courseElementary Spanish
By permission only. Call (812) 855-8612 or e-mail kallgood@indiana.edu to request permission.
This Spanish course focuses on the four basic language skills (reading, writing, listening, and speaking) at the most basic level, with a particular emphasis on critical thinking skills.
First Year Spanish
This introductory and intensive course is designed for students with two or more years of high-school Spanish study and covers the essential beginning grammar and vocabulary of our first year Spanish courses, S100 and S150.
Learn more about this courseElementary Spanish II
This course continues the work of S100 with continued emphasis on all four language skills and on critical thinking skills, all still at an introductory level.
Learn more about this courseSecond‑Year Spanish I
Prerequisite: HISP-S 105 or HISP-S 150 or equivalent course.
This course reviews some of the basic structures studied in the first year, and continues into more advanced material.
Second‑Year Spanish II
The final basic language course continues the work of HISP-S 200 with emphasis on the four skills and on critical thinking skills.
Learn more about this courseSecond‑Year Spanish II - Topic: Environment and Sustainability
Prerequisite: HISP-S 200 or equivalent course.
The final basic language course continues the work of HISP-S 200 with emphasis on the four skills and on critical thinking skills.
Second‑Year Spanish II - Hutton Honors Students
This course continues the work of HISP-S 200 with a continued emphasis on the four skills and on critical thinking skills. This class open to Hutton Honors Students only.
Learn more about this courseSpanish for Health Professions
This course is designed for intermediate students of Spanish interested in acquiring the historical, social, cultural and linguistic knowledge necessary to recognize and analyze critically the multiple issues involved in intercultural communications in medical settings.
Learn more about this courseSpanish Grammar in Context
The overall goal of this course is to provide students with the language skills necessary to pursue upper division course work in Spanish.
Learn more about this courseComposition and Conversation in Spanish
The objective of this course is to develop students’ oral and writing abilities in Spanish.
Learn more about this courseSpanish in the Business World
The objective of this course is to enhance cross-cultural and linguistic competence in the business world through both the study of the use of Spanish in business and the examination of the codes, costumes, and other particular manifestations of business culture across the Spanish-speaking world.
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Introduction to Film Analysis in Spanish
This course aims: (1) to introduce students to terms common to film analysis and film theory in Spanish; (2) to expose students to different film genres from Latin American countries and Spain; (3) provide students with an understanding of select cultural and historical factors that have influenced film production in Latin America and Spain.
Learn more about this courseIntroduction to the Study of Hispanic Cultures
This course offers topicial sections as an introduction to the cultural history of Spain, Latin America, the Iberian Peninsula and the Americas.
Learn more about this courseIntroduction to Hispanic Linguistics
This course examines the basic linguistic structure of Spanish based on the principal fields of linguistic studies.
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Introduction to Hispanic Literature
This course provides students with an introduction to the study of Hispanic literatures.
Learn more about this coursePanoramas of Hispanic Literature
A panoramic introduction to the study of Hispanic literature in its literary-historical development, through a variety of literary genres. Periods and geographical areas may vary.
Learn more about this courseCultural Icons of Spain
This course focuses on iconic historical figures and literary characters who continue to resonate in the 20th- and 21st- century cultural imagination.
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SPANISH AMERICA: The Cultural Context
“Representation and Violence in Spanish America”
In this course we will look at how Spanish American cultural production responds to institutionalized violence during the 20th and early 21st centuries.
Hispanic Cinema
This course will focus on cinematic and textual depictions of violence in select Latin American countries (Argentina, Mexico, Chile, Guatemala) and Spain.
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The Structure of Spanish
In this course we study the grammatical structure of Spanish, with a focus on the structure of words (morphology) and the rule-based combination of words to form sentences (syntax).
Learn more about this courseSpanish Sociolinguistics and Pragmatics
Variable Title: Pragmatics - Language in ContextThis undergraduate course provides an introduction to the basic concepts in sociolinguistics.
Learn more about this courseThe Acquisition of Spanish
This course provides an introduction to the basic principles of the acquisition of Spanish.
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Dictatorship and Democracy in Spanish American Literature and Culture
Over the past two hundred years, Spanish American countries have experienced prolonged and repeated struggles against twin maladies: imperialism from abroad and tyranny from within.
Learn more about this courseMapping Mexico
This course will explore the rich literary and cultural tradition of modern Mexico, from Independence in the early 1800s to the Mexico of the 21st century.
Learn more about this courseHonors Research in Spanish
Majors doing honors in Spanish would register for this class after they have completed S498 and while they are writing their honors thesis.
Learn more about this courseExperiential Learning in Portuguese
Enables undergraduates to make intellectual connections between scholarly pursuits and community involvement.
Learn more about this courseExperiential Learning in Spanish
This course enables undergraduates to make intellectual connections between scholarly pursuits and community involvement.
Learn more about this courseExperiential Learning in Spanish - Business Communities in Peru
This program is a companion course to HISP-S 315, Spanish in the Business World, and continues many of the same themes.
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Global Experience: Modern Cuba
In this ten-week course, you will learn about Cuba through an in-depth exploration of Cuba’s history, culture, and language, culminating in travelling to Cuba over Spring Break.
Learn more about this courseIndividual Readings in Hispanic Studies
This course is used only in emergencies pertaining to graduating seniors who are short credit hours for graduation.
Learn more about this courseNational Politics and Literature in Modern Catalonia
The emergence of Catalonia as a “nation in search of a state” constitutes a singular and intriguing event in the context of modern Europe.
Learn more about this courseReadings in Luso-Brazilian Literature
May be repeated for a maximum of up to 6 credit hours as long as each registration covers a different topic.
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