University of Toronto at Scarborough 2000/2001 Calendar
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Spanish 2000/2001

(B.A.)

Faculty List

P.R. León, M.A., Ph.D. (Cornell), Professor Emeritus
R. Skyrme, B.A., M.Litt. (Bristol), M.A., Ph.D. (Michigan), Professor

MAJOR PROGRAMME IN SPANISH LANGUAGE

Supervisor: R. Skyrme (287-7147)

The Major Programme in Spanish Language has been withdrawn. Every reasonable effort will be made to allow students registered in this programme to complete it.

MINOR PROGRAMME IN SPANISH

Supervisor: R. Skyrme (287-7147)

The Minor Programme in Spanish Language has been withdrawn. Every reasonable effort will be made to allow students registered in this programme to complete it.

SPAA01Y3 Introductory Spanish

An elementary course for students with no knowledge of Spanish.

The course develops listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills through a variety of oral and written exercises enhanced by audio-visual and computer-based materials. For students fulfilling a language requirement and those with a general interest in Spanish.

Exclusion: OAC Spanish or Grade 13 Spanish; SPA100, SPA103

T.B.A.

SPAB02H3 Intermediate Spanish Language Practice

This course concentrates on an intensive review of Spanish grammatical principles in the context of written exercises, compositions, and some translations.

Exclusion: SPA220 (SPAB01)

Prerequisite: OAC Spanish or Grade 13 Spanish or SPAA01 and SPAA02.

R. Skyrme

SPAB03H3 Practical Translation

A workshop in translation from and into Spanish.

Translation of texts from such fields as advertising, commerce, entertainment, law, medicine, politics, science and technology, and sport will broaden students' vocabulary and develop proficiency in handling a variety of non-literary modes of expression. Evaluation is based on weekly assignments, active participation in class discussion, and an examination.

Exclusion: SPA220 (SPAB01)

Prerequisite: SPAB02

R. Skyrme

SPAC01Y3 Advanced Spanish

Intensive study of grammar and syntax; translation, composition, and oral practice.

Detailed examination of the subtleties of Spanish grammar through intensive practice in translation from and into Spanish, composition, and conversation. Three hours per week in lecture/tutorial format.

Exclusion: SPA320

Prerequisite: SPAB01 or SPAB03

R. Skyrme

SPAC23H3 Modern Hispanic Short Fiction

Reading and discussion of modern short fiction from the Hispanic world.

Examples of short fiction (cuentos, leyendas, poemas en prosa) by a variety of modern Spanish and Spanish-American authors will give language students an

opportunity to practice and develop their skills in a stimulating, imaginative context. Weekly assignments, active class participation, and an examination.

Exclusion: SPA484H

Prerequisite: SPAB03

R. Skyrme

See also the following course offered under Humanities:

HUMB45H3 The Spanish Civil War: Fact to Fiction

COURSES NOT OFFERED 2000/2001

SPAB12H3 History of the Spanish Language I

Exclusion: SPA223

Prerequisite: SPAB04

SPAB15H3 The Civilization of Spain II

Exclusion: (HUMB15) (HUMB09)

SPAC02H3 Business Spanish

Pre- or Corequisite: SPAC01Y

SPAC21H3 Literary Language

Exclusion: (SPAB21)

Prerequisite: SPAB01 or SPAB03

Full Listing of Courses Not Offered


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