PUERTO RICAN LITERATURE I

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The course is a panoramic study of Puerto Rican literature since its beginnings, considering the myths offered by Fray Ramón Pané as a testimony of pre-Columbian literature, until the nineteenth century. It includes the analysis of representative works and authors of each period studied. Texts published in Puerto Rico and the diaspora will be read and analyzed within their historical context to foretaste the dynamics of literature as a discourse that involves an insight and conversation with the space and time in which it develops. Literature and History will be disciplines that will converge in this course.