SPN 706 - Seminar in Peninsular Spanish Literature

3 Credit(s) A study of Peninsular Spanish literature as an interplay between artistic expression and underlying schemes of values. Each work is examined to reveal essential aspects of a value system (faith, reason, passion, society, art, etc.) and their effect on literary expression. The readings exemplify various genres (poetry, essay, novel, drama, short story) and are representative of major periods from the medieval to the contemporary. Conducted in Spanish.
Pre-requisite: Upper intermediate-level proficiency in Spanish.