21. Cultural Diversity Integrating Language and Content. cultural aspects of Ethnic Games Asian ImagesJapan. Mexican Arts and Culture. latin American Arts and Ideas http://www4.nau.edu/womensstudies/cultural_diversity.htm

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22. Latin American Area Studies (LAAS)—Morris Catalog toward certain cultural aspects and literary nuances expressed therein; Literature and Culture of latin America. (Hum; 4 cr; prereq 3002, 3101) http://www.catalogs.umn.edu/morris/div/mr22.html

Return to: U of M Home One Stop Directories Search U of M ... Morris Home Latin American Area Studies (LAAS) Interdisciplinary Program : Catalog Web Site This is an interdisciplinary major under the authority of the vice chancellor for academic affairs and dean. The program is administered by the coordinator of Latin American Area Studies. Students must enroll through the LAAS coordinator. Jump to course descriptions To provide a basic introduction to the cultures and societies of Latin America, to provide the means essential to gain an understanding of Latin America and its diverse peoples, and to place Latin America in a comparative perspective. Major Requirements Proficiency in Spanish equivalent to that required for the completion of Span 2002. 20 additional credits selected from the courses listed below; these courses must come from at least three different academic disciplines. Students are encouraged to use elective credits to acquaint themselves with as many academic fields of Latin American studies as possible. Courses and directed studies not listed below may be approved by the LAAS coordinator, provided the subject matter is appropriate for the major. These courses may be applied to the 20-credit elective requirement. Students may have up to a two-course overlap with any other major. Additional overlap is possible, but must be approved by the LAAS coordinator.

23. Ultrabaroque: Aspects Of Post-Latin American Art Press Release or impure racial and cultural mixing, that is central to latin American art . Ultrabaroque aspects of Postlatin American Art was organized by the http://www.themodern.org/ultrabaroque.html

Modern Art Museum Home the museum the collection the building ... home FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE The Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth presents Ultrabaroque: Aspects of Post-Latin American Art at the Modern's Cultural District location February 4-May 6, 2001 . This exhibition is a challenging presentation of works by sixteen contemporary artists who share a Latin American heritage and, more importantly, a resolve to work across geographical and conceptual borders. While the work of these innovative young artists shares a common resonance, Ultrabaroque presents paintings, sculptures, photographs, prints, video and multimedia installations that demonstrate a broad range of artistic styles, forms and content. The term baroque designates a style of art prevalent in seventeenth-century Europe known for its bold, dramatic compositions, complex forms and a sense of drama, tension and movement. When the Americas were colonized, the excess and drama of the baroque intermingled with the styles of indigenous American cultures to create an intensified, hybrid style that has since been associated with Latin American art. Ultrabaroque presents a critical reevaluation of the baroque and its use as an important cultural metaphor in contemporary art.

24. GlobalEDGE (TM) | International Business Resource Desk - Reference: Culture Europublic A site focusing on the cultural aspects of Europe, Europublic publishes latin America cultural Interviews with latin American Executives http://globaledge.msu.edu/ibrd/GR_Culture.asp

Username: Password: Remember Username and Password? Free Registration resource desk home country insights market potential indicators ... feedback RESOURCE DESK Reference: Culture Category Description SEARCH: Global Resources This Category Only Entire Site Executive Planet Focusing on country-specific business customs and etiquette, Executive Planet features information on negotiating, business entertaining, and communication across cultural barriers in a business environment. Along with basic cross-cultural business protocol, it also provides information regarding business dress, international business culture, gift-giving, and more. Global Road Warrior Providing information for 161 countries, this site goes into great detail describing the climate, transportation, communications, business culture, and many more aspects of each country. (Fee based subscription required) Adherents A collection of “adherent statistics and religious geography citations,” Adherents provides statistical information for over 4,200 religions, churches, denominations, religious bodies, faith groups, tribes, cultures, movements, ultimate concerns, etc. worldwide. Arabian Business and Cultural Guide A series of excerpts from the book of the same title, this website gives some insights into the business culture of the Arabian countries. It includes information on Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, United Arab Emirates Qatar, and Bahrain.

25. New York University | Bobst Library: Caribbean And Latin American Videos At The TITLE BUILDERS OF IMAGES latin AMERICAN cultural IDENTITY videorecording of Guyana reflecting the historical and cultural aspects of a country. http://library.nyu.edu/research/lat-am/filma_m.html

HOME COLLECTIONS RESEARCH ASSISTANCE SERVICES ... library classes Caribbean and Latin American Videos at The Avery Fisher Center: Titles A-M Please consult BobCat for more up-to-date information on ordering and availability of Latin American videos housed in the Avery Fisher Center . To search for videos use the keyword function in BobCat and type the following commands: For videotapes type: "AW"=" (AUTHOR WORD), OR "SW"=" (SUBJECT WORD), OR "W=" (WORD) AND "GMD=VIDEORECORDING" You can use up to 3 keyword terms per search. Make sure to type the format specifications exactly as they are written, otherwise the computer will not recognize the term. Non-Theatrical Videos for Caribbean and Latin American Studies: A B C D ... W X Y Z Ibero-American Feature Films Argentina Brazil The Caribbean (excluding Cuba) Chile ... Venezuela ARGENTINA VCA 2259 Alla lejos y hace tiempo/Manuel Antin VCA 2053 Camila/Maria Luisa Bemberg VCA 3953 La cruz invertida/Mario David VCA 6307 Cuarteles de invierno VCA 6292 Lover of Silent Films (El Amante de las películas mudas)/Pablo Torre VCA 3176 Man Facing Southeast/Eliseo Subiela VCA 6281 Martin Fierro/Leopoldo Torre Nilsson 1968 VCA 6280 Miss Mary/Bemberg VCA 6319 El muerto/Hector Olivera

26. HISTORY OF THE AMERICAS HSTAA 285 latin American History Through Film (5) I S/VLPA economic, social,and cultural aspects of Canadian history from the foundation of New France http://www.washington.edu/students/crscat/histam.html

Search Directories Reference Tools UW Home ... Student Guide Glossary Search Course Descriptions UW Bothell Course Descriptions UW Tacoma Course Descriptions HISTORY HISTORY OF THE AMERICAS Detailed course offerings (Time Schedule) are available for Summer Quarter 2005 Autumn Quarter 2005 To see the detailed Instructor Class Description, click on the underlined instructor name following the course description. HSTAA 101 Supplies the knowledge of American history that any intelligent and educated American citizen should have. Objective is to make the student aware of his or her heritage of the past and more intelligently conscious of the present. Instructor Course Description: Quintard Taylor Robert T Mckenzie William J Rorabaugh Richard R Johnson ... Wilton B Fowler HSTAA 105 Surveys American diversity since 1500. Repeopling of America through conquest and immigration by Native Americans, Europeans, Africans, Asians, and Latin Americans. Contributions of various peoples and the conflicts between them, with special attention to changing constructions of race and ethnicity and evolving understandings of what it means to be American. Instructor Course Description: James N Gregory HSTAA 150 Introductory survey of topics and problems in Afro-American history with some attention to Africa as well as to America. Provides some general knowledge and serves as a basic introductory course for a sequence of lecture courses and seminars in Afro-American history. Offered: jointly with AFRAM 150.

27. Encyclopedia: Afro-Latin American Some of these cultural expressions are now pervasive in latin America. Though phenotypic aspects clearly dictate part of the perception of http://www.nationmaster.com/encyclopedia/Afro_Latin-American

Supporter Benefits Signup Login Sources ... Pies Related Articles People who viewed "Afro-Latin American" also viewed: Afromestizos Black nationalism African American Mulatto ... Hispanic What's new? Our next offering Latest newsletter Student area Lesson plans Recent Updates Zoe Tay Zero wait state Zack Young Blood ... More Recent Articles Top Graphs Richest Most Murderous Most Taxed Most Populous ... More Stats Encyclopedia: Afro-Latin American Updated 27 days 2 hours 41 minutes ago. Other descriptions of Afro-Latin American An Afro-Latin American is a person from Latin America who has black ancestry. Concepts of "Black", negro or "African" are different in Latin America from how they are in English speaking American nations, since the one-drop theory was never used. Many black Latin Americans feel insulted to be called Afro or African. In most Latin American contries, negro is reserved for people with very dark skin, while people with mix is called mulatto . The difference on the two is subjetive and full of cultural bias. Any statistics on the number of Afro-Latin American has no meaning unless the criteria are full explained.

28. Business America: Publications On Cultural Aspects Of International Business - B Full text of the article, Publications on cultural aspects of international business The Traveler s Guide to latin American Customs and Manners. http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m1052/is_n10_v115/ai_15902048

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29. Center Of Latin American Studies KU latin American Studies Instructor, Ecuadorian culture and Quichua language.Jill Kleinberg Associate Professor, cultural aspects of business in Mexico http://www.ku.edu/~latamst/Faculty.htm

Ctr. of Latin American Studies 1440 Jayhawk Blvd. Suite 320 Lawrence, KS 66045-7574 Fax: (785) 864-3800 Phone: (785) 864-4213 Center Academics Outreach Events ... Library Faculty Over 115 core, affiliate, and research faculty are associated with the Center of Latin American Studies. They are listed below alphabetically and in three groups, f aculty A-F faculty G-N , and faculty O-Z , along with their department and areas of specialization. Prospective graduate students are encouraged to contact faculty members whose research and teaching interests intersect with their own. Additional information is available on the departmental websites, which can be accessed through the University of Kansas homepage. A-F top Name Department Specialization Samuel Adams Affiliate Journalism Professor Emeritus Omofolabo Ajayi-Soyinka Affiliate American Studies/ Women's Studies Associate Professor Feminist criticism, post-modern theory and criticism Giselle Anatol Affiliate English Assistant Professor Caribbean literature, literature of the African Americas

30. The Urban Architectural Heritage Of Latin America There are in fact few cities in latinAmerica with such high- quality with theJesuit missions of Paraguay in their social and cultural aspects. http://www.icomos.org/studies/latin-towns.htm

The Urban Architectural Heritage of Latin America Introduction Historic centres Historic towns Integrated architectural groups Final comments on methodology ... Annex II: Analysis of the World Heritage List and national tentative lists Introduction L ATIN AMERICA is made up of a large group of countries that possess characteristics of cultural identity in common but which at the same time are acknowledged to be very different. They grew up on the ancient pre-Columbian cultures that had developed in Mesoamerica in the north and in the Andean region in the south and were the most part unified under Spanish and Portuguese control in the 16th-19th centuries. The architectural and urban heritage given special recognition by the UNESCO World Heritage Convention embraces examples from this colonial period, when the different countries were integrated into the organization of the Spanish Empire under several Viceroyalties, or in the case of Brazil as a dependency of Portugal. Whilst Cuba and Puerto Rico remained under Spanish rule until the end of the 19th century, the other countries achieved independence during the first quarter of that century. An overall criterion that reflects the special cultural characteristics of each of the countries should not fail to consider, as UNESCO already has, the importance of this process of European and indigenous cultural integration that took place during the three centuries of Spanish and Portuguese rule.

31. Lifeissues.net | Induced Abortion In Latin America: Social, Cultural, And Techni Section I of this article briefly discusses certain cultural aspects of the Male violence is a social problem in certain latin American countries. http://www.lifeissues.net/writers/air/air_vol13no4_19991.html

Skip Navigation Links life issues.net: clear thinking about crucial issues Search Home A.I.R.V.S.C. Induced Abortion in Latin America: Social, Cultural, and Technical Aspects Induced Abortion in Latin America: Social, Cultural, and Technical Aspects A.I.R.V.S.C. Association for Interdisciplinary Research in Values and Social Change Vol. 13, No. 4 May/June, 1999 Thomas W. Strahan, J.D. Reproduced with Permission Latin America encompasses both Central and South America. It is an area that has been marked by frequent social unrest and economic instability. Its population is predominantly Catholic and induced abortion is, for the most part, illegal in the region. Observers of the region have concluded that abortion laws are not likely to be liberalized soon, and that policy makers, social commentators, church officials, and many women oppose legal change. Despite the illegality of abortion, an unknown number of illegal abortions take place in the region. Because abortion is mostly illegal, there are few published studies available. Many of the few available studies are written by those in favor of legalizing abortion and/or reducing the population in the region. Section I of this article briefly discusses certain cultural aspects of the region which would increase the likelihood of illegal abortion. Section II discusses induced abortion as a violation of beliefs, conscience, or religion of the women. Section III summarizes published studies which discuss characteristics of those who obtain induced abortions, and why women obtain them, as well as some of the abortion techniques used and resulting physical and psychological complications.

32. School Of Languages, Linguistics And Cultures, The University Of Manchester The aim of the MA in latin American cultural Studies is that students of latinAmerican cultural Studies, whilst allowing them to study aspects of the http://www.llc.manchester.ac.uk/Research/Centres/CentreforLatinAmericanCulturalS

access keys contact us help You are here: Languages, Linguistics and Cultures Research Centres Centre for Latin American Cultural Studies ... University home School Navigation About Us Undergraduate Study Postgraduate Study Subject Areas ... ICT Office Website Languages, Linguistics and Cultures Find a degree Undergraduate Postgraduate Order a prospectus Postgraduate Funding Opportunities for 2005/06 Click the link to find out more. Related Links Centre for Translation and Intercultural Studies Centre for Latin American Cultural Studies Research MA Programme PhD Academic Staff Fees and Funding News ... Centre for Russian and Eurasian Studies MA in Latin American Cultural Studies Programme Director: Dr Chris Perriam christopher.perriam@manchester.ac.uk The University of Manchester is pleased to offer the United Kingdom's first MA in Latin American Cultural Studies. La Universidad de Manchester tiene el placer de ofrecer una maestria en Estudios Culturales Latinamericanos The aim of the MA in Latin American Cultural Studies is that students should, on completion of the course, have detailed knowledge of the cultural theories produced on and in Latin America, as they relate to the specific cultural practices of Latin American societies in Latin and North American contexts. The programme caters to suitably qualified graduates without prior knowledge of Spanish or Portuguese since set texts and films are also available in English translation Programme Structure In order to provide all students with an integrated methodological and theoretical focus, the programme has three compulsory core course units.All students take the

33. Latin America's Problems Come From Within - (United Press International) When the Cold War ended, latin America recovered its selfimage of being a land of For those who emphasize cultural aspects, a lack of stability and http://www.washtimes.com/upi-breaking/20040421-105859-8143r.htm

April 23, 2004 Advertise Subscribe Site Map Front Page ... Wash. Golf Monthly Latin America's problems come from within UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL Montevideo, , Apr. 21 (UPI) Is Latin America still an area of hope? When the Cold War ended, Latin America recovered its self-image of being a land of hope and promise. Today uncertainty about the future is rising in the region. The period that followed the end of the Cold War was characterized in our continent by the strengthening of democratic systems, the end of Marxist insurgencies, the influx of international investments, economic reforms, the processes of regional integration, the announcement of a process of continental economic integration and a growing rapprochement between South American regional agreements and the European Union. Now all these advances have been slowed or halted by rising regional tension and an increasingly confused hemispheric situation. The democratic system is threatened by government corruption; by government leaders' loss of credibility; by fights between the political right and left, that while less ideological and more crudely "pragmatic" are still harmful; and by a hunger for power that often entails violating constitutional norms. Other regional problems include organized crime, with mobsters increasingly acting with impunity, as well as drug trafficking. Armed insurgencies frequently accompany the drug trade, and in Colombia one has succeeded in carving out a state within the state.

34. ULTRABAROQUE: ASPECTS OF POST-LATIN AMERICAN ART - Museum Of Contemporary Art, L ULTRABAROQUE aspects OF POSTlatin AMERICAN ART Museum of Contemporary Art, cultural metaphor in the work of contemporary latin American artists. http://www.absolutearts.com/artsnews/2000/09/26/27494.html

account access login: password: artist port. gallery port. submit your arts news media kit about us services ... art history Indepth Arts News: "ULTRABAROQUE: ASPECTS OF POST-LATIN AMERICAN ART" 2000-09-24 until 2001-01-07 Museum of Contemporary Art, La Jolla San Diego, CA, USA United States of America UltraBaroque: Aspects of Post-Latin American Art, organized by the Museum of Contemporary Art, San Diego, explores the influence and impact of the Baroque on a broad range of contemporary artistic expressions in the Americas. The exhibition presents a critical reevaluation of the Baroque and its use as an important cultural metaphor in the work of contemporary Latin American artists. UltraBaroque: Aspects of Post-Latin American Art will be on view from September 24, 2000 through January 7, 2001. Following its debut in San Diego, UltraBaroque will then travel to the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth; San Francisco Museum of Modern Art; Art Gallery of Ontario, Toronto; Miami Art Museum; and the Walker Art Center, Minneapolis.

35. Resource: Teaching Foreign Languages K-12: A Library Of Classroom Practices Then they work in small groups to incorporate these cultural aspects into The class also practices playing African/latin American box drums called los http://www.learner.org/resources/series185.html

by Discipline Arts Education Education Reform Foreign Language Literature and Language Arts Mathematics Science Social Studies and History by Grade K - 2 College/Adult A video library for K–12 foreign language teachers; 28 half-hour and 2 one-hour video programs, library guide, and Web site Teaching Foreign Languages K–12 Produced by WGBH Educational Foundation with the American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages. 2003. ISBN: Overview Individual Program Descriptions Printable Page Broadcast Dates Buy Videos and Materials Related Resources See all Destinos: An Introduction to Spanish Fokus Deutsch French in Action 1. Introduction to the Library This program provides an overview of the entire library, with suggestions for use in professional development settings. 2. Standards and the Five Cs An introduction to and illustration of the National Standards for Foreign Language Learning, this program shows how teachers can use the standards to help their students advance in foreign language proficiency. (60 minutes) 3. Assessment Strategies

36. Latin American Legal Defense And Education Fund, Inc. The latin American Legal Defense and Education Fund (LALDEF) was recently createdand incorporated What are the economic, social, and cultural aspects? http://www.princeton.edu/~cbli/profiles/LALDEF.html

Latin American Legal Defense and Education Fund, Inc. P.O. Box 80 Princeton, NJ 08542 Telephone: E-mail: LALDEF@yahoo.com Contact: Maria (Charo) Juega, Chair E-mail: charoj@msn.com Contact: Louise Sandburg, Secretary E-mail: louise@sandsmith.com Jump to: Description Population Served Research Questions Organization Description and Mission The Latin American Legal Defense and Education Fund (LALDEF) was recently created and incorporated in the fall of 2004. It grew out of a Princeton community-based coalition known as the Latin American Task Force, which has been helping the local Latino community in various ways for well over a decade. However, the Task Force had never raised any money nor been incorporated. In response to the devastating impact on the Latino community arising out of the increasing level of immigration enforcement in the area, members of the Task Force joined with other concerned Princeton area residents to form a new group that could more actively address the growing alienation faced by the Latino community. LALDEF is the outcome of that response. Members of LALDEF represent a cross-section of the diverse Princeton community. Many are immigrants who are now naturalized citizens, or permanent residents. Others, like most Americans, are children or grandchildren of immigrants. The group includes teachers, lawyers, academics, artists, and employees, both blue and white collar, in the corporate as well as the non-profit sectors.

37. New Americans: American Immigration History A cultural history of the ItalianAmerican working class. Includes the holdingsof the Nettie Lee Benson latin American Collection, one of the major http://newark.rutgers.edu/~natalieb/newamericans.htm

American Immigration History The Basics "Restricted Access Off-Campus Links Finding Books: IRIS ... Indexes Immigrant Groups: African Asian Caribbean European ... Ask a Librarian The Basics Restricted Access Many of the resources listed in the sections below are marked Restricted Access . You should have no problem connecting to these from any networked computer on campus. However, by contract, remote access to the Rutgers University Library's indexes, electronic journals, and electronic reserve articles is available only to current Rutgers students, faculty and staff. In order to use these from off-campus, you must log in with your Rutgers NetID. For instructions see the Libraries' Remote Access to Library Resources Off-Campus Links Once you have gone to a Rutgers Libraries page and logged in with your NetID [your pegasus username and password] you can use the "Off-Campus Link" provided for each Rutgers-restricted resource below to connect to that database or article. These links will not work from a networked computer on-campus . Use the link embedded in the citation to access these resources on campus. IRIS: Find Books IRIS is the online catalog for all the Rutgers University Libraries except the Newark and Camden Law Libraries. Many of the sections below include suggestions for searching IRIS to locate other books on the topic(s) covered in that section.

38. OLAS - Organization Of Latin American Students At The University Of Toronto, St. 2.2 To promote latin American cultural and social exchange to its members withthe purpose (b) Be the liaison between cultural aspects within clubs and http://olas.sa.utoronto.ca/theconstitution.html

Member Benefits Who We Are The Constitution Salsa Lessons ... Forum Organization of Latin American Students (O.L.A.S.) Constitution Drafted June, 2001 Modified August 2003 Article I – Definitions Board of Directors: Refers to the O.L.A.S. at St. George executive members, unless otherwise specified. Executive Officers: Members who are elected to administrative positions including: President, Social Coordinator, Treasurer, Marketing Executive, External Affairs Officer and others. In order to be considered for the executive positions, members must be in good standing and have followed administrative qualifications under Art. V. Good Standing: Members are in good standing when they have paid their annual fee and do not have any pending conflicts with O.L.A.S. at St. George. Members in good standing are eligible to vote and run for elections, as well in the organization of any event. Membership: Consists of anyone in the university community who participates in the O.L.A.S. at St. George and is in good standing. Organization of Latin American Students - St. George:

39. Hispanic Studies Courses Studies in latin American literary and cultural production from the European Social, political and cultural aspects of presentday Spain as reflected in http://hispanicstudies.vassar.edu/courses.html

Doubt is one of the names of intelligence. print courses Courses (from our most recent online catalog) introductory intermediate advanced program in madrid ... program in oaxaca I. Introductory Elementary Spanish Language Fundamentals of the grammar and structure of the Spanish language with emphasis on oral skills and reading. Open to students with two years or less of high school Spanish. Five 50-minute periods; one hour of laboratory or drill. II. Intermediate 205a and b. Intermediate Spanish Intensive study and review of Spanish grammar at the second-year level with emphasis on oral practice and writing skills. Prerequisite: Hispanic Studies 105-106 or 109, or three years of high school Spanish. Three 50-minute periods. a and b. Reading and Writing about Hispanic Culture Reading, writing and speaking skills are developed through study of cultural and literary texts and audiovisual materials. Prerequisite: Hispanic Studies 205 or four years of high school Spanish. Two 75-minute periods plus one hour of oral practice. a and b. Methods in Interdisciplinary Analysis

40. ASU Center For Latin American Studies: Faculty Staff: T To Z Teaching Contemporary latin American Women Writers; 20th Century Women Writers; Research Crosscultural aspects of Homosexuality; Transvestism and http://www.asu.edu/clas/latin/Faculty_Staff/T_Z.htm

Home About the Center Calendar of Events Undergraduate Certificate Programs ... Q-S T-Z T U V W ... Z LEWIS A. TAMBS Professor Emeritus of History Dept. of History ASU-PO Box 874302 Tempe, AZ 85287-4302 Tel: Fax: E-mail: lewis.tambs@asu.edu Ph.D.: University of California at Santa Barbara, 1967. Country/Region: Brazil; Colombia; Costa Rica; Mexico; Nicaragua. Teaching: Spanish South America; Intellectual and Cultural History; Latin America-modern, Spain. Research: Publications: "The Expulsion of the Jews From Spain, 1492." In 1492, 38-35. NY: Weathersfield Institute, 1993. Santa Fe III: Making Democracy Work in the Americas, with others, 79. Washington, D.C.: New World Institute, 1994. "Latin American Geopolitics and the New World Order." The Colombian Post (Bogota), IV (August 1995):136, IA (reprint). "Expulsion of the Jewish Community from the Spain, 1492." In Religion in the Age of Exploration: The Case of Spain and New Spain, 1-3. Omaha, NB: Klutzwick Chair in Jewish Civilization-Creighton University Press, 1996. "Demographics, Geopolitics and The Decline of the West." XVIII Humanities Conference, ASU, 1994.

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