PORT 62 Film Media, Performance, and the Arts in the Portuguese-Speaking World

Film, television, the visual and graphic arts, and music have redefined national space and identity in the Portuguese-speaking world.  Individual offerings of this course may focus on one or more of the following: film, television and the politics of mass media; theater, performance and performativity; festivals, popular and folk songs, comics and the graphic arts; sports and national identity.  Students will become familiar with relevant concepts in analysis, theory, and cultural studies and learn how issues of representation in those cultural productions are linked to their literary counterparts.

Instructor

Please see website @ https://spanport.dartmouth.edu/undergraduate/courses

Prerequisite

PORT 9 or permission of the instructor.

Degree Requirement Attributes

ART

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