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spring 2009 classes: upper division spanish courses

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 CCN COURSE# TITLE DAY/TIME INSTRUCTOR
86205 100

Introduction to Spanish Linguistics.
Prerequisite: Spanish 25

MWF 9-10 Villamil-Acera
86208 102A.1 Advanced Grammar & Composition.
Prerequisite: Spanish 25		 MWF 10-11 Barili
86211 102A.2 Advanced Grammar & Composition
Prerequisite: Spanish 25 		MWF 11-12 Villalba
86214 104B Survey of Spanish-American Literature MWF 12-1 Barili
86217 107B Survey of Spanish Literature MWF 1-2

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86220  111A Cervantes Tu-Th 9:30-11 Navarrete
86223 115 Spanish Poetry Tu-Th 2-3:30 Navarrete
86229 135.2 Contemporary Latin American Novel MWF 1-2 Alvarez-Rubio
86232 135.3 Portraiture MWF 11-12 Brizuela
86235 135.4 Latin American Short Story

MWF Tu-Th 9:30-11     

 Garcia-Moreno 
86238 135.5 Literary & Visual Practices in Mexico from the Revolution to NAFTA Tu-Th 12:30-2 Garcia-Moreno
86244 135W.1 Writing Intensive (RESTRICTED TO SPANISH MAJORS)
Borges, Buddhism & Cognitive Science		 Tu-Th 11-12:30 Barili
86247 135W.2 Writing Intensive (RESTRICTED TO SPANISH MAJORS) MWF 12-1 Dougherty
86250 161 Phonetics & Phonology. Prerequisite: Spanish 25 MWF 12-1 Ameal-Guerra
86253 163 Issues of Multilingualism. Prequisite: Spanish 100 MWF 2-3 Ameal-Guerra
86256 166 Language & Style. Prerequisite: Spanish 25 Tu-Th 12:30-2 Azevedo, M
87203  ILA 180 Tracing Voice in Colonial Nahuatl Poetry & History.
Prequisites: ILA 101 & 102 		Tu-Th 11-12:30 Rabasa

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