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Sacramento, California•
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ENGLT 335
Latino Mexican American and Chicano Literature
This course explores literature (poetry, short stories, novels, creative nonfiction, and performance) authored by Latino writers. It typically examines the following themes: resistance, survival, identity, homeland, immigration, the border, socio-political activism, gender, and sexuality. All or most of each text is in English. Knowledge of the Spanish language is helpful but not required.
Units: 3.0
Hours: 54 hours LEC
Prerequisites:
ENGWR 101 - College Writing
Min Grade: C
Min Grade: C