SEMINAR IN GOLDEN AGE PROSE: CERVANTES DON QUIJOTE

SPANISH 435

Development of Cervantes as a craftsman and thinker; linguistic and philosophical commentaries on Don Quixote and significant major works.

SPANISH 322

Selected readings, discussions, and literary history of Spain and Spanish America through 1700.

SPANISH 852

Studies in the emergence of the modern novel with the invention of short and long novel forms as well as the development of intellectual and scientific works, including literature about other parts of the world, picaresque novels, courtly novels, pastoral novels, Moorish novels, autobiographies, travel narratives, mystic writings, humanistic dialogues, histories, geographies, and treatises on a wide array of topics.

SPANISH 861

Literary, cultural, or theoretical topics relevant to Modern Peninsular Literature.

SPANISH 801

Seminar focusing on literature, literary criticism, or theory relevant to colonial and 19th-century Spanish American literature.