Associated Resources

Spanish and Latino Language and Culture

Description

The significant Latino population in the San Joaquin Valley makes it both an ideal place to study Spanish and Latin American issues and a place where such studies are urgently needed. Faculty members can contribute to stories about language acquisition and representation of Latino people in literature and the media.

 

Associated Faculty

  • Robin Maria DeLugan (Community, identity, migration, nationalism, transnationalism; Museums, tourism; Mexico, El Salvador)
  • Manuel Martin Rodriguez (Hispanic culture in film, literature, and television)
  • Virginia Adan-Lifante (Language learning; Spanish and Latin American language, literature and culture)
  • Simón Weffer (Urban inequality, collective action, social movements, racial and ethnic issues, immigration)
  • Cristián H. Ricci (Literature, Spanish literature, North African and Arabic literature)