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Latin American Women Writers and Revolutionaries
Literature and Language - departmentSchool of Liberal Arts
Description
This course explores representations of women and society by Latin American women writers from the colonial period to the present. We look at authors committed to political activism from within liberation movements and in exile, and we analyze works across literary genres that posit writing as a vehicle for social change with a focus on gender and race, labor rights, and cultural awareness.
Instruction Modes
In-Person On-Campus
Grade Modes
Standard (S)
Department(s)
College/School
School of Liberal Arts
Start Term
Fall 2026 Semester
Instructional Methods
Lecture (LC), Tutorial (TU)
Course Attributes
Creative Expression (GECX), Diverse Perspectives (SEDP)