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This course studies the fundamental concepts and basic distinctions in the philosophy of language. It examines contemporary discussions related to the relationship between language and the world. It discusses the works of Gottlob Frege, Bertrand Russell, and Saul Kripke.
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This course offers an introduction to modern history in Europe and the world from the mid-15th through 18th centuries.
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This course explores the origin, importance, and expansion of the concept of leisure in capitalist western society and its connection to tourism. Topics include: origins and evolution of the tourism system; tourism in the context of anthropological research; symbolic and experiential aspects of tourist practice; attraction of the destination; contemporary tourism.
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This course studies the history of Spain from the 15th through 18th centuries. Attention is given to political, cultural, and economic aspects of Spanish history. The course is divided into the following units: the reign of the Catholic Monarchs; Spanish hegemony in Europe; the economic and political crisis of the 17th century; 18th century and the Bourbon reforms.
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This course provides a study of romantic, modern, and regionalist Latin American literature. Topics include: romanticism in America; costumbrismo (traditional and comedy); MARTIN FIERRO and "gauchoesque" literature; realism and naturalism; modernism ; post-modernist poetry; regional narrative; fantasy novels and stories.
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