项目介绍

2022年10月10日

The program explores the language, discourse, and cultural production/practices of the Spanish-speaking societies of the Americas and Spain, with the option of comparative study of the Lusophone world. It is organized around three thematically-defined research areas:

• Narratives/performance of identity and citizenship 
• Empire, colonialism, and post-coloniality
• Translating language and culture

Because of our commitment to interdisciplinarity, we encourage students to take advantage of Emory’s strengths in related programs and disciplines. Our graduate students may enroll in courses in other departments such as History; Art History; Linguistics; Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies; Religion; and Anthropology.