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Breve historia cultural hispánica
This quick Socio-Cultural history provides an overview of the chronology of Spain (from the Middle Ages) and Spanish America (from Pre-Columbian times) to the beginning of the 21st century. It can serve as contextual reading for the “panoramic” courses on Hispanic literatures and art which are often taught on third-year Spanish courses in US universities. It is also useful as a reference for classes or conversations on any aspect of the Spanish cultures.
- Author
- Enrique Yepes
- Publisher
- Bowdoin College, Colegiatura Colombiana, & Universidad Pontificia Bolivariana
- Source
- LibreTexts
- License
- CC BY-NC-SA
- Language
- EN
Contents· 31 sections
- 01: Until the 15th century
- 1.01: The Iberian Middle Ages
- 1.02: Civilizations on the American continent up to 1492
- 1.03: The 15th Century in Spain
- 02: XVI-XVII Centuries
- 2.01: The 16th Century in Spain
- 2.02: The Colonial Era in Spanish America
- 2.03: The 17th Century in Spain
- 03: 18th Century
- 3.01: The Enlightenment (18th century)
- 3.02: The 18th Century in Spain
- 3.03: The 18th Century in Latin America
- 04: 19th Century
- 4.01: The 19th Century in Spain
- 4.02: National Independencies in Latin America
- 4.03: Republican Era and Spanish-American Romanticism
- 4.04: Second half of the 19th century in Spain
- 4.05: Exporting Era and Hispano-American Modernism
- 4.06: The Turn of the Century and Spanish Modernism
- 05: Twentieth Century
- 5.01: Early 20th Century in Latin America
- 5.02: Spain in the first half of the 20th century
- 5.03: Avant-garde Movements in Latin America
- 5.04: Spanish America 1930-1969
- 5.05: Spain in the second half of the 20th century
- 5.06: Hispanic America 1970-2010
- 06: Accessories
- 6.01: Latino presence in the United States
- 6.02: Nahua and Quechua Poems
- 6.03: Minimal History of Spain
- 6.04: Minimal History of Latin America