Sustainable Development And Culture in Latin America

1 Course Unit

This interdisciplinary course exposes students to the three dimensions of sustainable development -environmental, economic, and social- through an examination of three products -peyote, coca, and coffee- that are crucial in shaping modern identity in areas of Latin America. The course integrates this analysis of sustainable development in relation to cultural sustainability and cultural practices associated with peyote, coca, and coffee and their rich, traditional heritage and place in literature, film, and the arts. This is an upper level seminar open to majors and minors of Spanish and those who have completed Pre-requiste SPAN 1800 or SPAN 1900 or permission of the Undergraduate Chair. Fall, even numbered years only Also Offered As: ENVS 3053, SPAN 3910 Mutually Exclusive: SPAN 0091 Prerequisite: SPAN 1800 OR SPAN 1900 1 Course Unit