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Identity Issues in Contemporary Latin American History: An Intercultural Approach
OVERVIEW
CEA CAPA Partner Institution:Pontificia Universidad Católica de Valparaíso
Location:,
Primary Subject Area: Cultural Studies
Instruction in:English
Course Code:PIIE 5001
Transcript Source:Partner Institution
Course Details:Level 400
Recommended Semester Credits:3
Contact Hours:45
DESCRIPTION
In contemporary Latin American History of Ideas a division is frequently made between a center and an identity tradition. The center tradition would emphasize the; we-want-to-be-like-the-center, meaning that the traditions are directed at how best to implement ideas from the center, mostly referred to either Europe or the USA. The identity tradition would emphasize the; we-want-to-be-like-ourselves, meaning that we need to find our own roots and lead ourselves. This course is an introduction to the main issues of the identity tradition.