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Main Departmental Office
Language Building, Room 101

Mailing address:
1155 Union Circle #311127
Denton, TX 76203-5017
940-565-2404

Fax: 940-565-2581
Web site: Spanish.unt.edu

Samuel Manickam, Chair

Teresa Marrero, Spanish Graduate Advisor

Faculty  

Research

Research conducted by Spanish professors includes the following areas:  all genres and periods of Spanish and Latin American literature, cultural and film studies, Latino theatre and Spanish linguistics. All Spanish faculty members regularly publish in their respective fields as well as participate in conference activities.

Spanish Summer Institute

(Summer MA program in Spanish)

Following the immersion principle, the Spanish Summer Institute will be offered in June of some years and will consist of two graduate courses over a four-week period divided into two two-week sessions. This program enables graduate students to earn an MA in Spanish over four summers of course work supplemented by additional courses taken during the fall or spring term/semester and/or transfer credits. All students may combine courses taken during the fall and spring terms/semesters with courses taken during the Spanish Summer Institute. Advanced undergraduate students may register for the Spanish Summer Institute and receive credits at the 4000 level.

Programs

• Spanish, MA

Courses

• SPAN 5010 - Introduction to Critical Theory and Research Methodology
• SPAN 5019 - Spanish for Graduate Research
• SPAN 5029 - Spanish for Graduate Research
• SPAN 5150 - Seminar in Spanish
• SPAN 5200 - Seminar in Spanish
• SPAN 5201 - Cervantes’ Don Quijote
• SPAN 5202 - Golden Age Spanish Novel
• SPAN 5203 - Golden Age Spanish Theatre
• SPAN 5205 - Post-Civil War Spanish Novel
• SPAN 5206 - Spanishness in Contemporary Spanish Peninsular Literature and Cinema
• SPAN 5209 - Mexican Short Story
• SPAN 5210 - Mexican Novel
• SPAN 5211 - Mexican Civilization and Culture
• SPAN 5212 - Spanish Civilization and Culture
• SPAN 5213 - Latin American Civilization and Culture
• SPAN 5215 - Generation 98 Novel
• SPAN 5225 - Post-Franco Spanish Novel
• SPAN 5230 - Advanced Spanish Grammar
• SPAN 5235 - History of the Spanish Language
• SPAN 5240 - Spanish Linguistics
• SPAN 5245 - Spanish Dialectology: Varieties of the Iberian Peninsula, Latin America and U.S.
• SPAN 5250 - Spanish Sociolinguistics
• SPAN 5290 - Latin American Literature and Film
• SPAN 5340 - Latin American Colonial Literature I
• SPAN 5341 - Latin American Colonial Literature II
• SPAN 5342 - Latin American Romanticism and Realism
• SPAN 5343 - Latin American Indigenous Literature
• SPAN 5345 - Latin American Essay
• SPAN 5380 - The Spanish-American Novel
• SPAN 5480 - Spanish Poetry
• SPAN 5525 - From Enlightenment to Romanticism
• SPAN 5545 - Realism and Naturalism in 19th Century Spain
• SPAN 5900 - Special Problems
• SPAN 5910 - Special Problems
• SPAN 5950 - Master’s Thesis

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