undergraduate bulletin - LaGrange College
undergraduate bulletin - LaGrange College
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*LAST 2000 Introduction to Latin American Studies. (3)<br />
An interdisciplinary approach to the people, culture, development, and identity of Latin America.<br />
Attention will be given to such topics as art, class, economics, gender, history, literature, music,<br />
politics, race, and religion.<br />
LAST 3001 Survey of Latin American Literature I. (3)<br />
A general survey of contemporary Latin American literature.<br />
LAST 3002 Survey of Latin American Literature II. (3)<br />
Focuses on the works of a current major Latin American writer or writers.<br />
LAST 3110 Special Topics. (3)<br />
A study of selected topics from a specific discipline. Since the focus of this course changes<br />
frequently, this course may be repeated for credit. (HIST 3331: Colonial Latin America, SPAN<br />
3110: Special Topics, or WMST 3110: Latin American Women Writers may be taken for LAST<br />
3110 credit)<br />
LAST 3210<br />
or States and Politics in Latin America. (3)<br />
POLS 3352<br />
A comparative study of political systems in Latin America. Topics considered include basic<br />
comparative political theory, modern history of Latin American societies, politics of selected<br />
Latin American states, and the interaction of economic and political factors in Latin America.<br />
LAST 3331<br />
or Colonial Latin American History. (3)<br />
HIST 3331<br />
An examination of the history of Latin America from the pre-Conquest era through the<br />
independence movements of the early nineteenth century.<br />
LAST 3332<br />
or Comparative Colonization and Slavery. (3)<br />
HIST 3332<br />
This course offers a comparative examination of colonial contact in the Americas, including the<br />
interaction of Europeans, natives, and Africans within the French, Spanish, and British empires<br />
of the New World.<br />
LAST 3930 Intercultural Communications. (3)<br />
A study of the cultural risks confronting the business manager in an international environment.<br />
This course will survey the differences in values and codes of behavior among a number of<br />
cultures, with the primary focus being on Latin America. This course will give the student the<br />
opportunity to learn how to read and respond to the organizational culture of regulators, business<br />
associates, and customers across cultural borders.<br />
*Denotes LAST courses that may substitute for a CORE Humanities course in the Core<br />
Curriculum.<br />
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