HISP 457 - Caribbean Cultures and Literatures

3HU, CD
Second Semester. This course examines the relationship between literature and folklore in the Caribbean. Of special interest is the creolization of cultures in this region and the production of a “Creole aesthetic” in literature and the traditional arts (music, painting, dance, theater, etc.). Readings include works by Carpentier, Ferré, Schwarz-Bart, Césaire, Walcott, Naipaul, Chamoiseau, Guillén, as well as critical essays.

Prerequisites & Notes
Taught in English.
This course is cross-referenced with CMPL 457.
Enrollment Limit: 15.
Ms. Cara

Credits: 3 hours

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