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Latin American Studies

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History & Literature’s field of Latin American Studies gives students the opportunity to study the history and literature of Mexico, Central America, the Caribbean, Brazil and the Southern Cone in a global context. Students explore topics such as...

Latin American Studies

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The following 2026-2027 courses count for concentration credit in the Latin American Studies field. In most cases, this means that at least 50% of the material in the course relates directly to the student’s field. If you find a course that you think is...

Latin American Studies by Requirement

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History Survey Courses in Latin American Studies Culture and Belief 21. Pathways through the Andes - Culture, History, and Beliefs in Andean America. Urton Government 1292. Politics in Brazil. Hagopian History 13E. [History of Modern Mexico]. Weld History...

HIST-LIT 90HC: Music, Memory, and Identity in Latin America

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Instructor: Cristina Garcia Navas
Meeting time: Wednesday, 3:00-5:00 pm

This course explores the role music plays in the creation and transmission of memory and identity in Latin American cultures. How have musical traditions shaped the development of...

Ricardo Fernandes Garcia

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Ask Me About: Pursuing Hist & Lit as an allied field for a joint concentration; Art, Film, & Visual Studies (AFVS); Latin American studies and art course recommendations; working in museums; summer humanities research; visual arts opportunities at Harvard...

HIST-LIT 90EN: Latin American Revolutions

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Instructor: James Mestaz Meeting time: Monday/Wednesday, 4:30 - 5:45 This course explores the origins, trajectory, and outcomes of three twentieth century Latin American revolutions: Mexican, Cuban, and Nicaraguan. Students will analyze what these three...

Ethnic Studies by Requirement

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“T”: Transnational/Global: Race or ethnicity in a transnational U. S. or global context [Aesthetic and Interpretive Understanding 53. Anime as Global Popular Culture. Yoda.] African and African American Studies 103y. Histories of Racial Capitalism...