HORARIO ACADÉMICO PRIMER SEMESTRE 2015-2016...

DEPARTAMENTO DE INGLÉS

HORARIO ACADÉMICO PRIMER SEMESTRE 2015-2016 (B-51)

INGL 3001 - British Literature through the Eighteenth Century 3 créditos

Prerrequisito: None. A survey of the development of British literature through the eighteenth century, based on major authors and trends.

Course approved for General Education literature requirement.

SECCIÓN DÍAS HORARIO SALÓN PROFESOR CUPO

001 LW 8:30 - 9:50 LPM-304 James Conlan 25

002 V 1:00 - 3:50 LPM-214A

Michael Sharp 25

INGL 3002 - British Literature from Romanticism to the Present 3 créditos Prerrequisito: None. A survey of the development of British literature from the Romantic Movement to the present, based on major authors and trends.



0U1 MJ 10:00 - 11:20 LPM-307 Pedro Pérez 20

INGL 3013 - Fundamentals of English Oral Grammar for Level 3 Students 3 créditos Prerrequisito: Level 3 on English Placement Test. This is the first part of a two‐ semester English grammar course for students who have placed level 3 on the Humanities English Placement Test. Within a communicative setting, students analyze grammatical forms in natural language and put these into action in their own speech and writing. Explicit knowledge of grammatical form and function will help level 3 Students to incorporate these structures into their developing grammatical system when psycholinguistically ready.


0U1 LW 11:30 - 12:50 LPM-311 Yolanda Rivera 18

INGL 3031 - Developing Functions of Oral English (formerly Conversational English) First Level I 3 créditos Prerrequisito: Level 1 on English Department Placement Test. Laboratory : Fifty (50) minutes once a week in addition to class time. Development of basic vocabulary, social formulas; pronunciation and grammar needed to carry out simple conversations. Practice in listening comprehension via attendance in language laboratory.


0U1 LW 7:00 - 8:20 LPM-216A

Carlos Rodríguez 18

INGL 3041 - Developing Functions of Oral English (formerly Conversational English) Second Level I 3 créditos Prerrequisito: Level 2 on English Department Placement Test. Laboratory : Fifty (50) minutes once a week in addition to class time. Development of vocabulary, idioms, pronunciation and grammar needed for daily conversation and written communication. Practice in listening comprehension and written production via attendance in language laboratory.


0U1 MJ 11:30 - 12:50 LPM-306 Cándida González 18

INGL 3045 - Literature and Ecology 3 créditos Prerrequisito: None. An interdisciplinary course that examines essays, short stories, novels, and films that address, from a variety of perspectives, the human relationship to the natural, non-human world during the contemporary era of planetary change, globalization, and increasing commercial and technological dependency.



0U1 LW 10:00 - 11:20 LPM-307 Dannabang Kuwabong 20

INGL 3051 - Developing Functions of Oral English (formerly Conversational English) Third Level 3 créditos Prerrequisito: Level 3 on English Department Placement Test. Laboratory : Fifty (50) minutes once a week in addition to class time. Development of more advanced vocabulary, idioms, pronunciation, spelling, and grammar needed to achieve fluency in both oral and written English. Practice in listening comprehension and written production via attendance in language laboratory.


001 LW 10:00 - 11:20 LPM-306 Jenny Lozano 18

002 MJ 4:00 - 5:20 LPM-306 Cándida González 18

INGL 3065 - Intercultural communication 3 créditos Prerrequisito: None. Theory and Practice as a means of having students become more effective intercultural communicators. Intercultural perception, language, nonverbal elements, values, social organizations and world view. Comparison will be made to show how cultural differences in these areas affect the intercultural communication process.


0U1 LW 4:00 - 5:20 LPM-307 Marisol Joseph 20

INGL 3071 - Developing Functions of Oral English (formerly Conversational English) Fourth Level I 3 créditos Prerrequisito: Level 4 on English Department Placement Test. Laboratory : Fifty (50) minutes once a week in addition to class time. Development of advanced vocabulary, social formulas, pronunciation, and grammatical structures needed to carry out complex conversations in English. Practice in listening comprehension via attendance in language laboratory twice a week.


001 LW 2:30 - 3:50 LPM-307 Marisol Joseph 18

002 MJ 7:00 - 8:20 LPM-214A Wendell Villanueva 18

INGL 3999 - Talleres para los cursos: INGL 3031-3032, 3041-3042, 3051-3052, 3071-3072. Taller Tener matriculado uno de los siguientes: 3031-3032, 3041-3042, 3051-3052, 3071-3072

NOTA: EL TALLER PARA LOS CURSOS DE CONTINUACIÓN HAY QUE MATRICULARLOS NUEVAMENTE, (NO VIENEN AUTOMÁTICAMENTE).


101 L 8:00 - 8:50 PED-105 Angel Rivera 15

102 M 1:00 - 1:50 PED-105 Angel Rivera 15

103 W 8:00 - 8:50 PED-105 Angel Rivera 15

104 J 1:00 - 1:50 PED-105 Angel Rivera 15

105 V 8:00 - 8:50 PED-105 Angel Rivera 15

INGL 3109 - Personal Identity: The Literature of Growing Up 3 créditos Prerrequisito: None. Takes as its subject the theme of growing up and initiation into life. Readings will be in fiction which deals with the varying ways in which young men and women acquire identity and maturity.



0U1 MJ 11:30 - 12:50 LPM-308 Pedro Ríos 20

INGL 3128 - Literature and Fantasy 3 créditos

Prerrequisito: None. A study of the representation of the fantastic in literature.



0U1 V 1:00 - 3:50 LPM-127 Nalini Natarajan 20

INGL 3175 - Poetry Writing 3 créditos Prerrequisito: None. Intensive individual work and group workshop in poetry writing


0U1 LW 10:00 - 11:20 LPM-308 Guillermo Rebollo 18

INGL 3205 - The Grammar and Usage of English I 3 créditos Prerrequisito: None

This course is designed to strengthen the knowledge and skills of non-native speakers of English in English grammar and usage. Students will be given intensive practice in question and negative formation, placement of frequency adverbs, verb tenses, modals, gerund and infinitive phrases, prepositions, and punctuation as it relates to grammatical structure.


0U1 LW 2:30 - 3:50 LPM-306 Yolanda Rivera 20

INGL 3215 - Mystery Fiction as Literature 3 créditos Prerrequisito: None. A study of the literary aspects of mystery fiction and its relationship with masterpieces of such authors as Dostoevsky, Dickens, Twain, Borges, Conrad, James. Emphasis on structure of plot, characterization and psychology, atmosphere, reader involvement. Includes a historical survey of the mystery form.

Course approved for General Education literature requirement



INGL 3217 - Drama 3 créditos Prerrequisito: None. Introduction to the study of drama through the analysis of plays.



0U1 MJ 11:30 - 12:50 LPM-309 Cristopher Olsen 20

INGL 3228 - Literature by Women 3 créditos Prerrequisito: None. Study of selected writings by women from the Middle Ages to the present day. Exploration of how women view their condition in society and how they have depicted their roles through poetry, fiction and the literary essay.



0U1 LW 2:30 - 3:50 LPM-308 Maritza Cardona 20

INGL 3229 - The Caribbean Experience in Literature 3 créditos Prerrequisito: None. An introduction to Caribbean literature in English with emphasis on the twentieth century. Readings are in all literary genres and include such writers as V.S. Naipul, Jean Rhys, George Lamming, Michael Anthony, Errol John, Derek Walcott, and Edward K. Braithwaite. Attention is given to the development of distinctively Caribbean techniques and themes.



001 MJ 1:00 - 2:20 LPM-127 Reinhard Sander 30

002 V 1:00 - 3:50 LPM-210 Pedro Ríos 30

INGL 3231- Expository Writing I 3 créditos Prerrequisito: None.

Introduction to basic rhetorical patterns of expository prose such as narrative, definition, comparison and contrast, argument and persuasion, with an emphasis on the organization, clarity, coherence and logic of the written product. Frequent writing exercises.


001 MJ 8:30 - 9:50 P 105 Wendell Villanueva 18

002 MJ 11:30 - 12:50 P 105 Wendell Villanueva 18

INGL 3232 - Expository Writing II 3 créditos Prerrequisito: None. The writing of the research paper is the main focus of the work, taken step by step. Précis writing, the résumé, the job application letter, book reports and book reviews, the bibliography. Individual conferences with instructor required.


001 LW 10:00 - 11:20 P 105 Zenaida Sanjurjo 18

002 LW 11:30 - 12:50 P 105 Zenaida Sanjurjo 18

INGL 3235 - Translation: Basic Techniques 3 créditos Prerrequisito: None.

Grammatical and syntactic aspects of written English. Approach through prose translations. Examination of idiomatic expressions, verbal structure and vocabulary.

SECCIÓN DÍAS HORARIO SALÓN PROFESOR CUPO 001 LW 1:00 - 2:20 P 105 Jane Ramírez 18

002 V 1:00-3:50 P-105 Jane Ramírez 18

INGL 3236 - "Scientific Writing" 3 créditos Prerrequisito: None. A wide range of scientific readings is used as the basis for descriptive and analytic reports and theoretical essays. Recommended as part of the second year of English for students in Natural Sciences and in other science-oriented programs.


001 LW 7:00 - 8:20 P 105 Sally Delgado 18

002 LW 8:30 - 9:50 P 105 Sally Delgado 18

003 V 8:00-1130 P 105 Sally Delgado 18

INGL 3237 - Introduction to Journalistic Writing 3 créditos

Prerrequisito: None. News gathering and reporting. Practice in writing features, editorials, book reviews, sports stories. Emphasis on straight news reporting.


0U1 MJ 7:00 - 8:20 P 105 TA 18

INGL 3238 - Introduction to Creative Writing 3 créditos Prerrequisito: None. Intensive individual work in the writing of literary forms.


0U1 LW 2:30 - 3:50 P 105 Elidio Latorre 18

INGL 3251 - American Literature to 1865 3 créditos Prerrequisito: None.

A study of the development of American literature from its beginnings through Whitman and Dickinson, based on major authors and major trends.



001 MJ 10:00 - 11:20 LPM-219 Maritza Stanchich 30

002 MJ 4:00 - 5:20 LPM-209 Wendell Villanueva 30

INGL 3252 - American Literature from 1865 through the Present 3 créditos Prerrequisito: None.

A study of the development of American literature from Mark Twain through the present, based on major authors and major trends.



0U1 MJ 10:00 - 11:20 P 106 Richard Swope 20

INGL 3256 - Theory and Practice of Interpersonal Communication 3 créditos Prerrequisito: None.

Study of the perception, description, analysis, and improvement of human communication. Emphasis on the verbal and nonverbal dimensions of communication and the primary message systems.


0U1 LW 4:00 - 5:20 LPM-306 Zenaida Sanjurjo 20

INGL 3257 - Introduction to Public Speaking 3 créditos Prerrequisito: None. Introductory course in the theory and practice of public speaking. Critical analysis of speeches.


001 MJ 1:00 - 2:20 P-106 Tony Slagle 15

002 MJ 2:30 - 3:50 P-106 Tony Slagle 15

003 LW 7:00 - 8:20 P-106 Jenny Lozano 15

INGL 3275 - Theories of Human Communication 3 créditos Prerrequisito: None. An introduction to the nature and functions of human communication as a field of study. An examination of theoretical model building in communication, a review of human signal and symbol systems, including theories of the humanistic, scientific, and technological aspects of the areas of interpersonal, intercultural, organizational, and nonverbal communication.


0U1 MJ 1:00 - 2:20 LPM-212 Janet MacLennan 20

INGL 3285 - Puerto Rican Literature Written in English 3 créditos Prerrequisito: None Study of the literature by Puerto Rican authors writing in English in the United States with special emphasis on the development of themes, techniques and language.

Course approved for General Education literature requirement


001 LW 10:00 - 11:20 LPM-127 Elidio Latorre 30

002 LW 4:00 - 5:20 LPM-127 Roberto Echevarría 30

INGL 3291 - Writing about Literature I 3 créditos Prerrequisito: None.

Introduction to literary analysis, critical theory and critical writing. Students will write a series of critical essays.


001 LW 1:00 - 2:20 LPM-308 Lynette Cintrón 18

002 LW 11:30 - 12:50 LPM-308 Guillermo Rebollo 18

INGL 3315 - The Pronunciation of American English ACR 3 créditos Prerrequisito: None.

Study and intensive practice of currently spoken Standard American English. The emphasis of the course is on the English pronunciation used by the American Media (Network English).


001 LW 8:30 - 9:50 P-106 Robert Dupey 15

002 MJ 8:30 - 9:50 P-106 Alma Simounet 15

INGL 3401 - Afro-Caribbean Creole 1 3 créditos Prerrequisito: Recommended for graduate students. Undergraduates will be admitted with the consent of the professor. First semester of elementary language learning class in a particular dialect of Afro–Caribbean English Lexifier Creole designed to foster basic competence in pronunciation, speaking, comprehension, reading, writing, aspects of cultural practice and the use of vocabulary. The dialect chosen as the ‘target dialect’ for language learning may vary from year to year. (5 hours per week). Course is continued in ENGL3402.


0U1 V 3:00 - 8:50 PM LPM-212 Nicholas Faraclas/ Dannabang Kuwabong

20

INGL 4001 - Shakespeare: The Early Plays 3 créditos Prerrequisito: None. Study of representative comedies, tragedies and histories from Shakespeare's early period, and study of his development as a dramatist in the first half of his career.


0U1 LW 2:30 - 3:50 LPM-304 James Conlan 20

INGL 4005 - Literature, Orality and Performance 3 créditos Prerrequisito: None. Theory, techniques, and intensive pratice in the oral interpretation and performance of literacy text. Selection, analysis, and delivery of texts in individual and group readings. Theoretical materials on oral culture and performance are also discussed.



0U1 V 9:00 - 11:50 AM LPM-212 Elidio Latorre 20

INGL 4009 - The Renaissance in England 3 créditos Prerrequisito: None. Sixteenth-century poetry, prose, drama (excluding Shakespeare), selected to illustrate the cultural and intellectual impact of the Renaissance in England.



0U1 LW 11:30 - 12:50 P-106 James Conlan 20

INGL 4029 - Themes in Literature and Film 3 créditos Prerrequisito: None. A specialized topics course reflecting formal trends and critical issues in the study of literature and film. Topics vary per semester. The course may be taken up to three times with different themes.


0U1 V 9:00 - 11:50 P-106 Nalini Natarajan 18

INGL 4035 - British Drama from the Middle Ages to the Eighteenth Century 3 créditos Prerrequisito: None. A study of the development of British drama from the Middle Ages to the end of the eighteenth century, excluding Shakespeare.



0U1 MJ 2:30 - 3:50 LPM-219 Christopher Olsen 20

INGL 4039 - Shakespeare on Film 3 créditos Prerrequisito: None. A study of films based on Shakespeare’s plays, and the ways in which film has been used to popularize, reinterpret and transform the Shakespearean text. The symbiotic relationship of Shakespeare and film.



001 LW 2:30 - 3:50 P-106 Mark Pedreira 18

002 V 1:00 - 3:50 P-106 Nemesio Gil 18

INGL 4049 - Special Topics in Caribbean Literature and Culture 3 créditos

Prerrequisito: None. A specialized topics course on Caribbean society and literary expression, featuring analysis of literature and other areas such as film, history, music, politics, performance, religion, or popular culture. Topics vary per semester. Course can be taken up to three times when different themes are covered.



001 LW 4:00 - 5:20 LPM-308 Maritza Cardona 20

002 V 10:00 - 12:50 LPM-210 Maria Quintero 20

INGL 4055 - Film and/as Literature 3 créditos Prerrequisito: None. A study of the close relationship between film and literature. Examination of literary texts followed by viewing of screen versions and discussion of technique, differences between mediums, changes in the filmic interpretation and effectiveness. Writers who are influenced by film or write screenplays will be included.



0U1 L 4:00 - 6:50 P 106 Lynette Cintrón 18

INGL 4106 - Introduction to Discourse Analysis 3 créditos Prerrequisito: One of the following: English 3011-3012, or level 5 on the English Department Placement Test, or advanced placement in English. Linguistic theory of the organization of discourse. Application of theory to areas such as language,

education, literary analysis, and language acquisition research.


0U1 LW 1:00 - 2:20 LPM-212 Alicia Pousada 20

INGL 4127 - The Politics of Representation in American Film and Literature 3 créditos Prerrequisito: None A historical survey of the images made in American film of ethnicity, gender, and/or race, from the opening of the 20th century to the present. The development of skills for "reading" a variety of cultural representations made of ethnicity, gender and "otherness" by focusing on a variety of American Film and literary texts, by analyzing key moments in the nation's history and ideological development, and by examining the basic precepts cultural critics bring to our understanding of the meaning of images and how these may affect identity. The analysis of the politics of representation and the process of renegotiations by examining the dialectical push of cultural construction and domination of targeted "others," And the pull of

an insistent social consciousness and political activism that generates waves of newly focused and independent narratives.

Course Approved for General Education literature


0U1 MJ 4:00 - 5:20 P-106 Tony Slagle 18

INGL 4205 – Family Communication 3 créditos Prerrequisito: None. An introduction to nature and functions of the family as a communication system. The course will address marital, parent-child, siblings, and inte-generational interactions and relationships. To study Family as a communication system also implies the exploration of human communication processes such as openness, conflict, social support, intimacy, decision-making, and context.


0U1 MJ 7:00 - 8:30 P-106 Mirerza González 20

INGL 4205 - The Study of Language: Introduction to Linguistics 3 créditos Prerrequisito: None. Contemporary linguistic theory. Includes phonetics and phonology, morphology, syntax, discourse analysis, as well as language variation and change.


0U1 V 1:00 - 3:50 P-106 Ann Albuyeh 20

INGL 4206 - The Grammar of Modern English: Sentence and Clause Structure 3 créditos Prerrequisito: None.

Syntactic analysis of constituent structure of English, proceeding from the simple sentence to the complex, including the noun phrase, adjective clause, noun clause, gerund and infinitive phrases, and compound structures.


0U1 LW 1:00 - 2:20 LPM-219 Sally Delgado 20

INGL 4208 - The Development of Modern English 3 créditos Prerrequisito: None.

The historical background of Modern American English.


0U1 LW 11:30 - 12:50 LPM-219 Marisol Joseph 20

INGL 4216 - Twentieth-Century Drama to 1940 3 créditos Prerrequisito: None Study of representative plays to 1940. Includes British, American and other English-language literatures.

Course Approved for General Education literature


2U1 MJ 5:30 - 6:50 LPM-309 Christopher Olsen 20

INGL 4218 - American Literature and “The American Dream” 3 créditos Prerrequisito: None Study of the growth and decline of faith in the American Dream. The traditional values of American society as reflected in its literature.



0U1 LW 10:00 - 11:20 LPM-304 Madeline Vala 20

INGL 4225 - American Myths and Values in Literature Genres and Films 3 créditos Prerrequisito: None. The study of literary and film genres such as the Western, comedy, horror, gangsterism, film noir, etc. Emphasis on such topics as narrative style, themes, values, and the reality reflected in typically American films and literary genres.



0U1 W 4:00 - 6:50 P-106 Lynette Cintrón 18

INGL 4230 - Introduction to Human Communication Research 3 créditos Prerrequisito: None. Introduction to the theoretical and practical concerns underlying procedures most commonly used in human communication research.


0U1 MJ 11:30 - 12:50 SGG-202 Janet MacLennan 20

INGL 4235 - Contrastive Analysis of the Sound Systems of English and Spanish Prerrequisito: None. 3 créditos Phonetics, phonemics, stress and intonation of American English and Puerto Rican Spanish contrasted in detail. Problems of phonological interference.


0U1 LW 8:30 - 9:50 LPM-216A

Carlos Rodríguez 20

INGL 4256 - U.S. Latino/a Literature 3 créditos Prerrequisito: None. A study of the literature produced by Latino/a writers in the United States and its contribution to a multifaceted American literary tradition. From a transnational perspective, the course explores themes and issues found in the texts, and critically analyzes the historical, cultural, social, and political contexts in which they are produced.




INGL 4505 - Disability Studies and the Humanities 3 créditos

Prerrequisito: None. An interdisciplinary course that examines disability through the Humanities, from several cultural perspectives. Study of how the artistic, literary, cinematic and performative imagination engages with disability issues and lived experiences through autobiography, auto-ethnography, essays, short stories, poetry, dramatic plays, novels, films, dance, photography and other visual arts.



0U1 V 9:00 - 11:50 LPM-301 Loretta Collins 18

PROGRAMA GRADUADO DE INGLÉS

HORARIO ACADÉMICO PRIMER SEMESTRE 2015-2016 (B-51)

INGL 6051 - Syntaxis I 3 créditos

Prerrequisito: None An introduction to modern syntactic theory, with a focus on English.


0U1 L 4:30 - 7:20 LPM-219 Robert Dupey 10

INGL 6066 - Texts/Authors and Their Critics: Milton 3 créditos Prerrequisito: None. This course will focus on one or a related set of authors and their texts as well as the criticism surrounding their works.


0U1 L 4:30 - 7:20 LPM-136 Mark Pedreira 10

INGL 6069 - Minority Literature in the Caribbean 3 créditos

Prerrequisito: None. An interdisciplinary study of the literary representations of cultural groups whose histories and cultural productions, though integral to the formation and development of Caribbean cultures and literatures have been either neglected, erased, marginalized and or silenced in the booming scholarship in Caribbean literary and cultural studies programs. This course will therefore explore the voices and literary representations of these minority groups including but not limited to the Chinese, Arabs, Jews, Limonese Muslims and other minority groups in the Caribbean.


0U1 M 4:30 - 7:20 LPM-207A Dannabang Kuwabong 10

INGL 6106 - Applied Linguistics 3 créditos Prerrequisito: None. This course considers how the field of linguistics contributes to the solution of real‐ world problems involving language learning/ teaching, language testing, curriculum design, literacy, and language planning. It examines ways in which a second language can best be learned and taught, social factors that affect language learning, the relationship between spoken and written languages, methods used for achieving literacy around the world, and efforts to plan language as a human resource. All material presented is applied to the existing language situation of Puerto Rico in order to clarify for students possible avenues for change in their praxis as teachers.


0U1 V 4:30 - 7:20 LPM-123 Alicia Pousada 10

INGL 6127 - 20th Century U.S. Literature 3 créditos Prerrequisito: None. A study of the literary forms and shifts in period style as well as the cultural logic that informed U.S. literature of the 20th Century.


0U1 J 4:30 - 7:20 LPM-212 Richard Swope 10

INGL 6205 - Seminar in critical Writing 3 créditos Prerrequisito: None. An intensive writing course designed to sharpen students’ writing and research abilities.


0U1 W 4:30 - 7:20 LPM-136 Janet MacLennan 10

INGL 6439 - Studies in Poetry: Romantic Poetry 3 créditos Prerrequisito: None. A specialized topics course reflecting trends and issues in the study of poetry. Topics vary per semester.


0U1 W 4:30 - 7:20 LPM-212 Michael Sharp 10

INGL 6475 - Dialectology of the English-speaking World(s) 3 créditos Prerrequisito: None. A study of English as a native, second, and international auxiliary language. Analysis of the structure and functions of these varieties.


0U1 W 4:30 - 7:20 P-201 Ann Albuyeh 10

INGL 6488 - The Literature, Language and Culture of the English- speaking Caribbean Prerrequisito: None. 3 créditos Theleading contemporary poets and novelists with special attention to their use of English Creole languages and with reference to their socioeconomic and historical backgrounds. (This, or a professor's authorization, is a prerequisite for all doctoral courses.)


0U1 M 4:30 - 7:20 P-207B Lowell Fiet 10

INGL 6489 - Caribbean Narrative 3 créditos Prerrequisito: None. A study of Caribbean fiction in English with emphasis on the development of distinctively Caribbean themes, techniques, and language.


0U1 L 4:30 - 7:20 LPM-214B Reinhard Sander 10

INGL 6505 - Semantics of Modern English 3 créditos Prerrequisito: None. Detailed consideration of selected topics in semantic representation, with examples from contemporary English. Consideration of various theoretical approaches.


0U1 M 4:30 - 7:20 LPM-212 Robin Schafer 10

INGL 6900 - M.A. Comprehensive Examination 0 crédito Prerrequisito: None. One semester only.


0U1 P/A P/A P/A Richard Swope 10

INGL 6905 - Independent Study XXXX 3 créditos

Prerrequisito: None. Up to a maximum of two semesters.


0U1 P/A P/A P/A Loretta Collins 10

INGL 6985 – M.A. Thesis 3 créditos

Prerrequisito: INGL 6900 One semester only.



INGL 6896 – M.A. Thesis 3 créditos

Prerrequisito: INGL 6895 Continuation: enrollment up to a maximum of three semesters.



INGL 8010 - Caribbean Children’s and Young Adult Literature and Theory 3 créditos

Prerrequisito: None. This course explores the development of the literature addressed to a specific audience (schoolchildren) within the context of nations developing independently both politically and imaginatively, especially Jamaica, Trinidad, Barbados, Antigua and St. Lucia.


0U1 V 4:30 - 7:20 LPM-214B Loretta Collins 5

INGL 8106 - Language and power: The Construction of Socio-Political Discourse Prerrequisito: None. 3 créditos The increasing realization that language shapes not only our perception of reality, but also the very nature of reality as we experience it, has had a profound effect on all branches of the humanities and the social sciences over the past few decades. This course is a survey of the growing body of academic work that focuses on the role of language in the construction of socio‐ political discourses and systems, written by specialists from a wide spectrum of disciplines, including: linguistics, communication, literary criticism, philosophy, history, political science, sociology, anthropology, economics, psychology, education, ethnic studies, and gender studies.


3U1 S 1:00 - 3:50 LPM-136 Nick Faraclas 10

INGL 8107 - Imagining Caliban: The Presence of the Caribbean in the American Imaginary Prerrequisito: None. 3 créditos The exploration of the Caribbean (its region and its people) as a presence that informs the texture of the American imaginary in the formulation of an identity and in the production of a definition of aesthetics that affect literature, cinema, and popular culture.


0U1 J 4:30 - 7:20 P-207A Maritza Stanchich 5

INGL 8045 - Independent Study 3 créditos Up to a maximum of two semesters. Prerrequisito:


0U1 P/A P/A P/A Loretta Collins 5

INGL 8099 - Research in Caribbean Literature and Linguistics 0 crédito

Prerrequisito: Five 8000-level core courses (enrollment for one semester only) Study and development of the research methods and sources necessary for the successful writing of a Ph.D. dissertation proposal.



INGL 8890 - Writing of Doctoral Critical Essays EXAM Ph.D. 0 crédito

Prerrequisito: None. For three semesters only.



INGL 8891 - Dissertation I 0 crédito Prerrequisito: INGL 8890 For one semester only.


0U1 P/A P/A P/A Richard Swope

INGL 8892 - Dissertation II 0 crédito

Prerrequisito: INGL 8891 Continuation in subsequent semesters.


0U1 P/A P/A P/A Richard Swope

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