Time and Location
SPRING 2026, Hybrid M W (F, asynchronous), Period 6 (12:50 p.m.-1:40 p.m.), Room CSE E222
Course Description
Examines how shared societal fictions justify exclusion of non-conformists. Focuses on Latin American pop culture from the 20th and 21st centuries. Analyzes the role of ideologies, stereotypes, and prejudices in shaping modern societies. Discusses impacts on human rights, democracy, and social inclusion. Utilizes interdisciplinary methods and encourages critical reflection.
Statement on Language Use in the Classroom
This course will be taught in Spanish, although some of the texts that we will study are in English. Any Quest 1 course with a minimum grade of “C” and [AP Spanish 3+] or [IB Spanish 4+] or [AICE A-E] or [SPN1121+] or [SPN1131+] or [SPN1601+].
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