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Latin American StudiesVisual resources for teaching Latin American and Border StudiesSubmitted by John Jones on Wed, 2007-08-22 10:43.art | Border Studies | Latin American Studies | pedagogy examples | photography | Visual Rhetoric
UT’s First-Year Forum text for 2007–2008 will be Luis Alberto Urrea’s The Devil’s Highway. Yesterday I sat in on a seminar hosted by the DRW where Domino Perez discussed some of the background and context of the issues that the book engages. One theme of the discussion was the influence of film on the Urrea’s prose, as well as how images of Latinos can both support and trouble Urrea’s arguments. In the wake of that discussion, I thought I would post links to some Latin-American and Border Studies visual resources for use by DRW instructors and anyone else who is teaching a class that deals with these fields. |

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