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21F.711: Advanced Spanish Conversation and Composition: Perspectives on Technology and Culture

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Subject designed as a logical complement to Advanced Reading and Writing in Spanish. Unlike 21F.713, which focuses primarily on literary language, subject focuses on expository and journalistic writing that examines the social and cultural impact of science and technology in Hispanic societies. Topics considered are: family structure and community, personal identity, gender relations, relationship to natural world, value systems and religion, education and work-life. Ethical implications of technological decision-making also discussed. Improves oral and written skills through discussions of audiovisual materials, simulations, interviews, guided compositions, regular journal writing, and participation on an online forum. Readings include: journalistic reports, essays, and literary selections offering diverse perspectives. Taught in Spanish. Prereq - 21F.704 or permission of instructor

Prereqs:  21F.704, 21F.774, or permission of instructor

Units: 3-0-9(U)

 

Spring 2008

Section No. Instructor Days Time Room
1 M. Groeger MW 1-2:30 1-277

 

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