Undergraduate Chicano Studies
Undergraduate Chicano Studies
2007 Spring Term
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CONTEMPORARY CHICANO LITERATURE
CHICANO 201
Analyzes contemporary Chicano drama, fiction, and poetry within their cultural and historical context: examined from a traditional formalist approach and as a human expression. (Also offered as ENGLISH 201)
POLITICS OF THE CHICANO
CHICANO 320
A comprehensive analysis of Chicano life as it relates to U.S. governmental institutions. Chicanos are presented in terms of their political, social, and religious affiliations; their economic and occupational status; and their family life and language relationships to the U.S. Federal System of Government. This study views Chicanos from two separate perspectives: as a self-contained ethnic minority and as a part of the broader U.S. population.
CHICANO AND LATINO AMERICAN THOUGHT
CHICANO 330
A close analysis of the ideological perspectives of the Hispanic Movement will show that the issues inherent in this movement are not new ones. The Hispanic situation, that of a conquered people, traces its beginnings to the early XVI century with the conquest of Tenochtitlan by Hernan Cortes. Essays from both the conqueror and the conquered will be studied that show that ideologically Aztlan and Latino American countries have a similar point of reference.
INDEPENDENT STUDY
CHICANO 498
Study of a selected topic or topics under the direction of a faculty member. Repeatable three times for a maximum of 9 credits.