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POTR 427 - (3) (Y)
The Civilization of Brazil
An introduction, with lectures and readings in English, to the
development of Brazilian culture from 1500 to the present. No
prerequisites.
Note PORT courses are given in Portuguese.
PORT 111 - (4) (Y-SS)
Beginning Intensive Portuguese
Introduction to speaking, understanding, reading and writing of
Portuguese, especially as used in Brazil. Enrollment limited to students
with a working knowledge of another modern foreign language or with some
previous knowledge of Portuguese. Five class hours and one laboratory
hour. Followed by PORT 212.
PORT 212 - (4) (Y-SS)
Intermediate Intensive Portuguese
Prerequisite: PORT 111 or equivalent
Continued study of Portuguese through readings, vocabulary exercises,
oral and written compositions, and grammar review.
PORT 301 - (3) (Y)
Advanced Grammar, Conversation and Composition
Prerequisite: PORT 212 or by permission
Study of advanced grammar through analysis of texts; includes extensive
practice in composition and topical conversation.
PORT 402 - (3) (E)
Readings in Literature in Portuguese
Prerequisite: PORT 212 or by permission
Study of readings from the chief periods of Brazilian and Portuguese
literature.
PORT 441 - (3) (IR)
Brazilian Literature
Study of leading figures and movements from Colonial times to 1900.
PORT 442 - (3) (IR)
Brazilian Literature
Study of leading figures and movements from 1900 to present.
PORT 461, 462 - (3) (SI)
Studies in Luso-Brazilian Language and Literature
Prerequisite: One course at the 300 level or higher, or permission of
instructor
Study of topics in Portuguese or Brazilian literature or in Portuguese
linguistics according to the interests and preparation of the students.
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