SPAN 452
Reflecting on Neoliberalism and Contemporary Southern Cone Culture
An exploration of how neoliberalism and its market-driven economy have shaped Latin American culture of the last decades. In particular, we will explore how contemporary cultural artifacts are inscribed into a value system that quantifies the unquantifiable, that is to say, a system that only values a book or an artist based on sales. In this class, we will work with a variety of cultural artifacts from Argentina, Chile, and Uruguay--films, chronicles, music, newspapers, cartoons, literature, and documentaries--to map how culture and markets intersect. Taught in Spanish.
Prerequisites & course information
Prerequisite: SPAN331 , SPAN332 , SPAN333 , SPAN361 , SPAN362 , or SPAN363 ; or permission of instructor.
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026-2027
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- Reflecting on Neoliberalism and Contemporary Southern Cone Culture · 3 Credits