Spanish - Pitzer College

Spanish from Pitzer College is a Campus Bachelor Language degree that prepares you for a Liberal Arts career. The major is Spanish is based on the concept that language is a social practice. It emphasizes the use of language to explore interdisciplinary content, affirms the intrinsic relationship between language and culture, and stresses the participation of three different tracks: one focuses on literature; the second focuses on the interplay between language and culture; and the third incorporates an additional area of study, for example, environmental or urban studies, health, education, art, gender, and feminist studies, or media. Track One: Spanish Language and Literature 1. One theory of language course or equivalent, for example: Spanish 165, Linguistics 10 or 100. 2. One course on literary analysis or equivalent, for example: Spanish 101. 3. One course that provides a sociocultural or historical background for the student\\\'s area of literary focus. 4. Six courses with a focus on the literature of either Spain or Latin America, or a comparative transatlantic study. 5. Spanish 199, a capstone senior research project. Track Two: Spanish Language and Cultures 1. One course as a theoretical foundation for understanding culture, for example Anthro 2, Soc 1. 2. One course that connects language and society, for example Linguistics 112, 115, 116, Anthropology 3, 117. 3. One foundations course that provides a sociocultural or historical background for the student\\\'s area of focus, for example, Spanish 102, History 21, Chicano Studies 32CH, 100iCH, Anthropology 33. 4. Six courses focused on the study of one or two Spanish speaking cultures. 5. Spanish 199, a capstone senior research project. Track Three: Interdisciplinary Studies in Spanish This option required a second adviser in the additional area of study who is on either The Claremont Colleges or the Study Abroad site faculty and has the appropriate expertise. 1. One course as a theoretical foundation for understanding culture, for example Anthropology 2, Sociology 1. 2. One introductory course in the emphasis area. 3. One course that provides a sociocultural or historical background for the student\\\'s emphasis area. 4. Four elective upper division courses in Spanish. 5. Two courses in the emphasis that are taught in Spanish . 6. Spanish 199, a capstone senior research project. View more details on Pitzer College . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Language courses.