This course challenge the study of the United States as a territorially bound space by embracing an expanded conception of America , which explores the richness of U.S. and Caribbean literatures in dialogue. This allows you to formulate sophisticated analyses of the role of space and place in the production of American writing and identities.This course reflects longstanding strengths in the literatures and cultures of the Americas, particularly the US South and Caribbean regions.



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