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THE GOLDEN AGE OF SPANISH LITERATURE Spanish 421 The Golden Age of Spanish Literature Professor: Zane U. Segle E-mail: [email protected] Office: 202 Richardson Telephone: 953-7083 Office Hours: MW: 1330- 1500* *If a student is unable to meet with Dr. Segle during the appointed office hours, there are two ways to communicate with the professor: (1) By e-mail (2) By telephone or leave a message

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THE GOLDEN AGE OF SPANISH

LITERATURE

Spanish 421

The Golden Age of Spanish Literature

Professor: Zane U. Segle E-mail: [email protected] Office: 202 Richardson Telephone: 953-7083 Office Hours: MW: 1330-1500* *If a student is unable to meet with Dr. Segle during the appointed office hours, there are two ways to communicate with the professor: (1) By e-mail (2) By telephone or leave a message

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Texto: “Antología de autores españoles: antiguos y modernos", vol. 1 Autor: Antonio Sánchez-Romeralo y Fernando Ibarra Evaluación: Participación/Deberes.............................10% Ensayos cortos (3)...................................30% Ensayo Final …………………………..10% Exámenes (3) .........................................30% Presentación Final……………………...20% Balanza de notas: A: 90-100 B: 80-89 C: 70-79 D: 60-69 F: 0-59 _____________________________________

Objetivos: Se estudiarán algunas obras ejemplarizantes de la literatura de España durante el famoso periodo del Siglo de Oro. Se estudiarán los autores más destacados de este período y algunas de sus obras correspondientes. El estudiante obtendrá una perspectiva de la trayectoria de la literatura del Siglo de Oro desde la época renacentista del siglo XVI hasta el momento cumbre del Barroco del siglo XVII. La clase será dirigida en español.

Política del curso: (1) Participación/pruebas/deberes - Es sumamente importante que el estudiante asista a clase con los deberes cumplidos. La falta de preparación se reflejará en la nota final. La participación activa en clase también refleja la preparación del estudiante. Además, un estudiante que suele faltar a clase no sólo perderá información importante del curso, sino también sufrirá una nota más baja en la categoría de participación, preparación, los deberes y asistencia. Además de anunciarse en clase, los deberes siempre se publicarán en la Red.

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(2) Ensayos - El estudiante escribirá cuatro ensayos; tres menores y un ensayo final. Los menores serán de dos páginas y el mayor de un mínimo de 5 páginas. Todos sobre temas aprobados por el profesor. Los ensayos deben ser escritos a máquina, de doble espacio con cuatro márgenes de una pulgada cada una, letra de tamaño 12 y estilo "Times Roman" (de acuerdo con el formato del MLA). No se permitirá en absoluto la entrega tarde del trabajo de los estudiantes. Hay que entregar todo al principio de la clase el día de la fecha límite. Una nota de 0 será la consecuencia de las entregas tardes o la falta de entregas. (3) Exámenes - Habrá tres exámenes durante el semestre que se basarán en las discusiones, los artículos y las selecciones de literatura estudiadas en clase. (4) Presentación Final – La presentación final se basará en un tópico tomado de las obras, los apuntes y la discusión durante las clases. Si un estudiante se encuentra en circunstancias especiales y/o urgentes que evitan su asistencia a clase (especialmente un día de una prueba o presentación del mismo estudiante) o la entrega de un informe escrito, es la responsabilidad del mismo de avisar al profesor 24 horas antes o después del día en cuestión con una explicación. El profesor se reserva el derecho de evaluar las circunstancias y las explicaciones del estudiante para determinar si el estudiante merece consideración especial y una exención de la política del curso. El profesor también se reserva el derecho de modificar cualquier aspecto del sílabo para mejor acomodar las necesidades intelectuales del estudiante. Durante la hora de clase, el profesor también se reserva el derecho de despedir a cualquier estudiante cuyo comportamiento afecta negativamente el ambiente de la clase. El profesor anotará estas despedidas como una ausencia para el estudiante. Al matricularse en esta clase, el estudiante acepta la política escrita en este sílabo.

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