UCLA General Catalog 1971-72 - Registrar - UCLA

534 / SPANISH AND PORTUGUESE
122. Medieval and Renaissance Literature. 160A-160B. Hispanic Literatures in Translation.
The main genres of Medieval and Renaissance
Spanish literature with emphasis on at least one
representative work for each.
Mr. Rodriguez -Pufetolas
124. The Golden Age.
The main genres of the Golden Age with emphasis
on at least one representative work for each.
Mr. Johnson
127. Den Quijote.
Directed reading and intensive study of the novel.
Mr. Loera'
128. Neoclassicism and Romanticism in Spain.
The main manifestations of thought and literature
from 1700 to 1850 with emphasis on representative
works . Mr. Benitez
130. Spanish Literature from 1850 to 1898.
The development of post-Romantic literature with
emphasis on representative works. Mr. Smith
(Formerly numbered 1SOA- 150B .) Class readings
and analysis of selected works in translation from
the literatures of Spain and Portugal (180A--W)
and of Spanish America and Brazil (180B-F.)
Mr. Hulet, Mr. Johnson
162. Cervantes in Translation.
Class readings and analysis of selections from
Don Quijote and other major works by Cervantes.
Mr. Johnson
170A. Honor Course in Spanish.
Meets three hours weekly . Prerequisite : a minimum
of six of the courses required for the major
with a 3.25 average . Intensive study of a special
topic chosen from a list proposed by the instructor
in charge. Discussion , oral and written reports.
Mr. Engleldrk
170B. Honors Course in Spanish.
Prerequisite : course 170A . No regularly scheduled
class meetings . Supervised preparation of an honors
essay on a selected special topic . The Staff
132. Spanish Literature in the 20th Century.
Spanish poetry, theater , essay and novel since
1898 with emphasis on at least one representative
work for each genre. Mr. Benitez
199. Special Studies . (t to 1 course)
Prerequisite : consent of adviser and instructor.
A maximum of two full courses may count toward
the major. The Staff
137. The Literature of Colonial Spanish America.
A study of the most important authors and movements
in the various regions of Spanish America to
1810. Mrs. Arora, Mr. Fogelquist
139. 19th Century Spanish American Literature.
A detailed study of the important writers and
movements from 1810 to 1860 . Mrs. Arora
Graduate Courses
200. Bibliography.
(Formerly numbered 201A.) Meets three hours
weekly . Identification and analysis of bibliographical
sources for work by doctoral candidates in their fields
of specialization.
Mr. Benitez, Mr. Rodriguez-Pufrtolas
141. Mexican Literature.
Meets three hours weekly , including one hour
discussion . A study of the main writers and literary
genres of Mexico from colonial times to the present,
with emphasis on the 20th Century.
Mr. Loers, Mr. Cervantes
201. Literary Criticism.
(Formerly numbered 201B .) Meets three hours
weekly . Definition and discussion of methods of literary
criticism.
Mr. Benitez, Mr. Otero, Mr. Machado da Rosa
203A-203B. The Development of the Portuguese
143. Spanish American Literature in the 20th
and Spanish Languages.
Century.
A detailed study of the important writers and
movements since 1880 . Mr. Crow
Prerequisites : course 118 , 100 or consent of instructor.
Intensive study of the historical develop.
ment of the Portuguese and Spanish languages from
their origin in spoken Latin . Mr. Otero
145. Spanish and American Dena.
Prerequisites: Spanish 121A and 121B . A survey
of dramatic literature from colonial times to the
present, with emphasis on the twentieth century.
Mr. Luzurlaga
147. Literary Analysis.
An introduction to the study of literary devices,
figures of speech and the differentiation of literary
genres. Mr. Benitez , Mr. Otero
204A. Transformational Grammar.
Meets three hours weekly . A transformational
approach to the Spanish language, with some consideration
of the bearing of syntax, semology, and
phonology on style , metaphor and meter.
Carlos P. Otero
206. Linguistics.
Meets three hours weekly . Prerequisite : course
115 or equivalent . A study of theoretical synchronic
M149. Folk Literature of the Hispanic World. linguistics as applied to Spanish. Mr. Bull
(Same as Folklore M149 .) A study of the history
and present dissemination of the main prin cipal
forms of folk literature throughout the c
countries. Mr. Carvalbo-Neto, Mr. Robe
209. Dialectology.
Meets three hours weekly. Prerequisite: course
100 or 115 or equivalent . The major dialect area of
Peninsular and American Spanish, with the distin-
151. Folk Song in Spain and Spanish America.
(% course)
guishing features of each. Influence and contribution
of cultural and historical features, inclu ding indigenous
languages , to their formation. Mr. Robe
(Formerly numbered 108.) Meets three hours
weekly . A study of the origins and development of 222. Medieval and Renaissance Poetry.
Spanish folk music and of the different types of
folk songs and folk poetry peculiar to the various
regions of Spain and Spanish America . Mrs. Mbndez
Meets three hours weekly. Readings and lectures
on Spanish poetry from the beginnings to 1550.
Mr. Rodriguez -Pufrtolas