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- Spanish 2A-B-C (Intermediate Spanish)
or Portuguese 120A-B-C (may not overlap with other minor requirements),
or demonstrated equivalent knowledge of Spanish or Portuguese.
- Humanities
100 (Latin America and the Caribbean).
One course
in Latin American literature (Spanish-American, Latin American,
or Luso-Brazilian) selected from:
- Comparative Literature, CL 103 (when topic
is on Latin American literature and history)
- Spanish 100C (Introduction to Latin-American
Literature: Pre-Hispanic to Nineteenth Century)
- Spanish 100D (Introduction to Latin-American
Literature: Nineteenth to Twentieth Centuries)
- Spanish 130A (Latin-American Narrative: Nineteenth
Century to1920)
- Spanish 130B (Latin-American Narrative: 1920-1960)
- Spanish 130C (Latin-American Narrative: 1960
to Present)
- Spanish 131A (Latin-American Poetry)
- Spanish 131B (Latin-American National Literature)
- Spanish 131C (Latin-American Theatre)
- Spanish 150 (Latin-American Literature in
Translation)
- Spanish 160 (Topics in Hispanic Film Studies,
when topic is on Latin America)
- Spanish 186 (Selected Topics in Latin-American
Literature)
- Portuguese 120A-B-C (Introduction to Portuguese
and Brazilian Literature)
A: Middle Ages to Eighteenth Century
B: Nineteenth Century
C: Twentieth Century
- Portuguese 121 (Topics in Luso-Brazilian
Literature)
- Portuguese 122 (Topics in Luso-Afro-Brazilian
Culture)
- Portuguese 190-(Individual Studies, when
topic is on Latin America)
One course
in Latin American history selected from:
- History 161A (Indian and Colonial Societies
in Mexico)
- 161B (Nineteenth-Century Mexico)
- 161C (Twentieth-Century
Mexico)
- 162 (Brazil), 166 (United States-Latin
America Relations)
- 168A (Precolumbian Civilizations and European
Colonialism)
- 168B (Nineteenth-Century Iberian America),
168C (History of Modern Latin America)
- 169 (Topics in Latin
American History), 190 (Colloquium, when topic is on Latin
America)
One course
in Latin American social sciences selected from:
- Anthropology 125A (Economic Anthropology)
- Anthropology 125X (Immigration in Comparative
Perspective)
- Anthropology 162A (Peoples and Cultures of
Latin America)
- Political Science 145A (Central America and
U.S. Policy)
- Social Science 172F (Latin American Culture
I.
One course
in Chicano studies selected from:
- Chicano/Latino
Studies 111A (Critical Issues in Chicano Studies)
- Environmental Analysis and Design E143U
(Social Ecology of the Borderlands)
- Political Science 126A (Mexican-Americans
and Politics)
- Spanish 100E (Intro
to Chicano and US Latino Literature)
- Spanish 140A, B (Chicano Literature)
- Spanish 142 (Chicano Culture)
- Spanish 186 (Selected Topics in Latin American
Literature, when topic is on Chicano literature)
- Spanish 110C (U.S. Latino Cultures)
Four courses in Latin American
studies selected from:
any of the courses listed above in the literature,
history, and social sciences requirements;
- Spanish 110A (Peninsular
Cultures, when topic is on Latin America)
- 110B (Latin American
Cultures)
- Portuguese 122 (Topics in Luso-Afro-Brazilian
Culture)
- Anthropology 121J (Urban Anthropology, when
the topic is on Latin American countries)
- Biological Sciences
199A-B-C (Independent Study in Biological Sciences Research,
when topic is medicinal biology and herbs in Mexico)
With the approval of the director, other relevant courses may
also satisfy the requirements for the minor.
Residence Requirements:
Four
upper-division courses required for the minor must be successfully
completed at UCI. Two of the four may be taken through the UC Education
Abroad Program, provided course content is approved in advance by
the approprirate department chair.
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