HISP 261 - Islamic Spain

In this interdisciplinary course students will learn about the development of Islamic culture in Spain, the transition to Christian political dominance and eventual elimination of Islam, and the current debate in Spain over North African immigration. This interdisciplinary summer course combines the analytical methods of cultural studies and the visual arts through the use of photography to further explore regional histories.

Credits 4

Notes
Course taught in English. This course will be taught at Wheaton when it cannot be offered as a summer abroad program in Spain and Morocco.

Compass Attributes
Global Honors, Humanities, Structure/Power/Inequality, Taylor and Lane Scholars, Sophomore Experience