Teaching Workshop

The workshop offers the initiation of innovative principles in the study of Hispanic American literature related to human rights. The aim is for the student to critically acquire the main historical, cultural and literary issues of the contexts under study, and to arrive at a non-traditional overview of practices and devices of articulation of political and social violence, with particular interest in Hispanic American contexts.

The expected results in terms of knowledge and understanding are aimed at developing skills in the analysis of contemporary Hispanic American texts and contexts, with particular attention to literary phenomena that intertwine the aesthetic and political dimensions. The student will also develop critical skills in the evaluation of traditional methodologies, problem solving skills and creative propositivity.
The expected results in terms of applied skills are the ability to integrate the hermeneutical key of human rights to the analysis of the problems and themes of Hispanic literature.