SPAN 490

Masterpieces of Spanish Prose

Pennsylvania State University-World Campus · UGRD · Fall 2026

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With the goal of developing students' understanding of literature's fundamental role in constructing our conception of culture, society and history, this course will examine masterpieces in the genre of Spanish prose (e.g. novels and short stories). In a given semester, particular literary themes, genres and representative works may be emphasized, encouraging students to investigate and discuss principal readings against cultural and historical contexts. Readings will include novels, essays, and short stories but may also be informed by visual media such as films and art. Class sessions will emphasize close, sustained reading and directed conversation in Spanish, while written assignments will offer students an opportunity to explore critical and theoretical texts of relevance to the topics being discussed. Students will write essays and analytical papers, as well as additional assignments such as presentations and original creative writing.

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