Spring 2011

The Spanish Civil War: Art, Politics, and Violence

Listed in: Spanish, as SPAN-44

Faculty

James E. Maraniss (Section 01)

Description

(RC) Seventy years ago, the Spanish Second Republic was engaged in a civil conflict that had become a holy war to the European left and right. This course will examine the effects of the war and its passions upon the lives and works of several exemplary writers and artists in England (Orwell, Auden, Romilly, Cornford), France (Malraux, Bernanos, Simon), Spain (Machado, Hernández, Lorca, Picasso), the United States (Hemingway, Dos Passos), and South America (Neruda, Vallejo). Students are encouraged to read texts in the original languages whenever possible. Conducted in Spanish.

Requisite: Spanish 07 or equivalent. Spring semester. Professor Maraniss.

Cost: 70.00 ?

Offerings

2022-23: Not offered
Other years: Offered in Fall 2008, Spring 2011