JS 301 - Land, Sea, Sky

This course highlights cultural works dedicated to land, sea, and sky, in a seminar format. Internationally prominent creators have used Chile’s striking geography to explore topics – and tensions – of multidimensional interest. Shorter readings give students access to introductory historical, social, and political contexts for use in projects. The course is taught in English translation; however, students with Spanish competence are encouraged to draw on it for some assignments.

Credits: 4

Prerequisites/Restrictions: Juniors Only

Core: Junior Seminar

Notes: Counts as Major/Minor Elective in: American Studies (Americas, or Race and Ethnicity sequences), Equity Studies, Global Studies, Global Health, History and International Relations.