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A Survey of the Portuguese Language, Luso-Brazilian and Latin American Area Studies in Institutions of Higher Learning in the United States. Brazilian American Cultural Inst., Washington, D.C. May 70

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ABSTRACT This survey of Iuso-Brazilian and Latin American

Studies which include Brazil and which are currently available in institutions of higher learning in the United States is the fourth survey of its kind undertaken by the Brazilian Embassy and the Brazilian American Cultural Institute. Universities surveyed are listed by state; courses of study are listed with the names of department members in charge. Institution and name indexes conclude the volume. Notice of changes or suggestions concerning this publication are solicited from the readers. (AMM)

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A SURVEY OF THE PORTUGUESE LANGUAGE LUSO-BRAZILIAN AND LATIN AMERICAN AREA STUDIES IN INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER LEARNING IN THE UNITED STATES

BRAZILIAN EMBASSY BRAZILIAN AMERICAN CULTURAL INSTITUTE

Washington, D. C .

May 1970

CONTENTS

Foreword

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Institutions of Higher Learning in the United States

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Addenda

87

Institutional Index

91

Name Index

94

FOREWORD

The Brazilian Embassy and the Brazilian American Cultural Institute (BACI), in Washington, D.C., take pleasure in presenting this Survey of Luso-Brazilian and Latin American Studies which include Brazil and which are currently available in Institutions of Higher Learning in the United States. This is the fourth such survey undertaken by the Embassy and BACI and each succeeding one has borne evidence of an increased interest in this specific area.

The data was furnished by the institutions concerned upon our request and, in cases where no reply was received, the information was correlated from the university or college catalog.

As it is planned to revise and distribute this publication every two years, it would be appreciated if we could be informed whenever changes occur in the curriculum or teaching staff of Luso-Brazilian or Brazilian disci.plines so that we can maintain a current record for a future edition. We would further appreciate any suggestion which would improve this ?ublication or assist scholars of Luso-Brazilian studies to continue their valuable contributions in this field.

It is the desire of the Brazilian Embassy and BACI to lend support to everyone engaged in Brazilian studies. To this end BACI has available, on a free loan basis, slides, tapes and films as well as publications sold for a very nominal fee. The Embassy distributes the daily "Boletim Es pecial" and free informative material upon request.

We take this opportunity to thank the many dedicated scholars who have cooperated with us in preparing this survey. We invite them and their colleagues to call upon us whenever they feel we can be of assistance in matters related to Brazilian studies.

Marcel D.C. Hasslocher Counselor for Cultural Affairs and

Information

ALABAMA

Auburn University Auburn, Ala. 36830

- Portuguese: is taught on a demand basis by:

Robert B. Skelton

University of Alabama Box 2926 University:, Ala. 35486

Brazilian Studies: Language: Portuguese Language and Literature: Intensive Portuguese:

Hubert E. Mate Bernardo Sulrez H.Mate; B.Suirez

Latin American Studies (?)

Economics: Economic Development of Latin America

Geography: Geography of Latin America:

Seminar: The Am.ericpn Tropics: Seminar: Latin America: Field Seminar: Latin American

Geography (Summer 1970;

Amazonia):

History: Modern South America: Relations of the U.S. and America: Seminar in Latin American History: Colonial Period: Seminar in Latin American History: Modern Period:

Latin American Studies: Seminar in Latin American Studies

Political Science: Latin American Political Systems:

Frank Huttlinger Edmund E. Hegen E. E. Hegen

Edmund E. Hegen Edward H.Moseley Edward H.Moseley Lewis W. Wetzler Edward H.Moseley

Victor Gibean

Ar,:z ONA

Arizona State University Tempe, Arizona 85281

- Luso-Brazilian Studies: Language: Elementary Portuguese;

Portuguese Composition and Conversation:

Quino Martinez Mark J. Curran

(?) Latin American Studies Program: Director: Edward D. Terry

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Advanced Portuguese: Compost tion and Conversation:

Literature: Luso-Brazilian Literatu re: 19th Century Brazilian Prose; 20th Century Portuguese Poetry; 20th Century Brazilian Drama; 20th Century Brazilian. Prose:

History: Brazilian History: Latin American Studies (?)

Anthropology: South American Ethnography:

Economics: Latin American Econo mics:

Geography: Geography of South America:

History: Diplomatic History of Latin America: Latin American History:

Political Science: South American Politics:

Fall offering: Pro-Seminar (La-

tin American Politics) in which advanced students will have the choice of doing their research report on Brazil or Mexico or Argentina, only.

Quino Martinez Mark J. Curran

Carmelo Virgil lo Lewis A. Tanlbs

John F.Martin Jerry R.Ladrnan

( John Lounsbury (1)

(Melvin Frost (Raymond Henkel Thomas Karnes

Noel Stowe Marvin Alisky (2) Lawrence E. Koslow

(1) Head of the Department of Geography. (2) Director, Center for Latin American Studies.

The University of Arizona (??) Tucson, Arizona 85721

- Luso-Brazilian Studies: Language: Beginning Portuguese:

Advanced Portuguese; Composition and Conver sation:

Elza de Magalhies Nivea Pereira Parsons

Timothy Brown

Leo L.Barrow (Leo L.Barrow

( Timothy Brown

(Nivea Pereira Parsons

(?) Center for Latin American Studies: Director, Marvin Alisky. (??) Latin American Area Center: Director, Renato Rosaldo, Head of

Romance Languages Department,

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Literature: Brazilian Short Story:

Brazilian Novel:

Survey of Brazilian Literature:

Literature of Brazil in Trans la -

tion: Seminar Machado de Assis: Brazilian Civilization:

Survey of Portuguese Literatire: Seminar Camoes; Seminar Eca

de Quei.roz: Portuguese Short Story:

History: Recent Trends in Brazilian History: History of Brazil:

Latin American Studies, Agricultural Economics: Agriculture and World Economy; International Agricultural Econo mic Development: Anthropology: Ethnology of South America (1969.-70): Archaeology of South America: Agrarian Development and Social Change: Economics: International Economic Relations: Economic Development: Foundations of Education: Education in Latin America: Comaparative Education: Geography: South America: Middle America: Problems in Arid Lands: Mexico Government: Government in Latin America: Latin American Political Thought (1969-70) Politics of the Developing Areas Government in Latin America Inter -American Politics:

(1) Head of Department.

Leo L. Barrow D. Lee Hamilton Timothy Brown Nivea P. Parsons Leo L.Barrow Nivea P. Parsons Timothy Brown D.Lee Hamilton

Leo L.Barrow Leo L.Barrow Nivea P. Parsons

Timothy Brown

Timothy Brown Timothy Brown D.Lee Hamilton

John W.F. Dulles

Thomas Wolff

Jimmye S. Hillman 1)

Keith H. Basso T . Patrick Culbert

Harland I. Padfield

William H. Fink Donald Wells

John H. Chilcott Victor H. Kelley Leland R. Pederson Dan Stanislawski Dan Stanislawski

Rosendo A. Gomez

Edward J. Williams

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