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HCOM 325: 20th Cent Narr Amer Immgr
Effective Aug 1, 2010
Description:
Explores immigration to the United States from different cultural perspectives. Integrates a historiographic approach as the primary method for reading and critically interpreting immigrant narratives; uses historical events such as The Great Depression, World War I and II, and the Civil Rights Movement as markers for analyzing the texts. Offers built-in assessment in HCOM MLO 6 or the concentrations in Literary and Film Studies; Comparative American Studies; or History, Oral History & New Media Studies. Satisfactory completion of the U.S. Histories ULR, the Literature/Popular Culture ULR, and the Culture and Equity ULR also recommended. (Offered every other year.)
Changes since Aug 27, 2007
Explores
immigration
to
the
United
States
from
different
cultural
perspectives.
Integrates
a
historiographic
approach
as
the
primary
method
for
reading
and
critically
interpreting
immigrant
narratives;
uses
historical
events
such
as
The
Great
Depression,
World
War
I
and
II,
and
the
Civil
Rights
Movement
as
markers
for
analyzing
the
texts.
Offers
built-in
assessment
in
HCOM
MLO
6
or
the
concentrations
in
Literary
and
Film
Studies;
Comparative
American
Studies;
or
Chicana/o
-
Latina/oHistory,
Oral
History
&
New
Media
Studies.
Requires
successful
completion
of
the
ENGCOM
ULR.
Satisfactory
completion
of
the
U.S.
Histories
ULR,
the
Literature/Popular
Culture
ULR,
and
the
Culture
and
Equity
ULR
also
recommended.
(Offered
every
other
year.)
Legend: Inserted Deleted
Units
4 Units
Prerequisites, Corequisites, and Registration Restrictions:
(Prerequisites: EngCom A AND EngCom B)
Changes to Prerequisites, Corequisites and Registration Restrictions:
(Prerequisites: EngCom A AND EngCom B)
HCOM 325: 20th Cent Narr Amer Immgr
Effective Aug 27, 2007
Description:
Explores immigration to the United States from different cultural perspectives. Integrates a historiographic approach as the primary method for reading and critically interpreting immigrant narratives; uses historical events such as The Great Depression, World War I and II, and the Civil Rights Movement as markers for analyzing the texts. Offers built-in assessment in HCOM MLO 6 or the concentrations in Literary and Film Studies; Comparative American Studies; or Chicana/o - Latina/o Studies. Requires successful completion of the ENGCOM ULR. Satisfactory completion of the U.S. Histories ULR, the Literature/Popular Culture ULR, and the Culture and Equity ULR also recommended. (Offered every other year.)
Changes since Aug 22, 2005
Through
literary
narratives,
this
course
exploresExplores
immigration
to
the
United
States
from
different
cultural
perspectives.
It
integratesIntegrates
a
historiographic
approach
as
the
primary
method
for
reading
and
critically
interpreting
immigrant
narratives;
uses
historical
events
such
as
The
Great
Depression,
World
War
I
and
II,
and
the
Civil
Rights
Movement
are
used
as
markers
for
analyzing
the
texts.
Offers
built-in
assessment
in
HCOM
MLO
6
or
the
concentrations
in
Literary
and
Film
Studies;
Comparative
American
Studies;
or
Chicana/o
-
Latina/o
Studies.
Requires
successful
completion
of
the
ENGCOM
ULR.
Satisfactory
completion
of
the
U.S.
Histories
ULR,
the
Literature/Popular
Culture
ULR,
and
the
Culture
and
Equity
ULR
also
recommended.(Offeredrecommended.
(Offered
every
thirdother
year.)
Legend: Inserted Deleted
Units
4 Units
Prerequisites, Corequisites, and Registration Restrictions:
None
Changes to Prerequisites, Corequisites and Registration Restrictions:
None
HCOM 325: 20th Cent Narr Amer Immgr
Effective Aug 22, 2005
Description:
Through literary narratives, this course explores immigration to the United States from different cultural perspectives. It integrates a historiographic approach as the primary method for reading and critically interpreting immigrant narratives; historical events such as The Great Depression, World War I and II, and the Civil Rights Movement are used as markers for analyzing the texts. Offers built-in assessment in HCOM MLO 6 or the concentrations in Literary and Film Studies; Comparative American Studies; or Chicana/o - Latina/o Studies. Requires successful completion of the ENGCOM ULR. Satisfactory completion of the U.S. Histories ULR, the Literature/Popular Culture ULR, and the Culture and Equity ULR also recommended.(Offered every third year.)
Units
4 Units
Prerequisites, Corequisites, and Registration Restrictions:
None
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