Middlebury

SPAN 3437

Visuality&Culture in Mexico

This course will be a study of visuality in Mexico from the 1917 Revolution into the 1950s. We will examine the role of the visual in a variety of forms—painting, film, literature, journalism, anthropology and others—to explore how pluralistic and marginal expressions came to shape Mexican culture(s) both with and against efforts by official discourses to impose unifying conceptions of the nation.
Subject:
Spanish
Department:
Spanish (& Portuguese UG)
Division:
Language School
Requirements Fulfilled:
Equivalent Courses:

Sections in Summer 2005, LS 7 Week Session

Summer 2005, LS 7 Week Session

SPAN3437A-L05 Lecture (Ruiz de Alegria)