Contemporary Chicano Theater: Beginning of Chicano Theater Movement
(Same as Chicana/o and Central American Studies M103D.) Lecture, three hours. Analysis and discussion of historical and political events from 1965 to 1980, as well as theatrical traditions that led to emergence of Chicano theater. Letter grading.
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Araiza, J.E. et al. (Fall 2023)
J.ed Araiza et al. (Fall 2020)
Jose Valenzuela and Guillermo Aviles-Rodriguez (Fall 2017)
Jose Valenzuela et al. (Fall 2015)
Jose Valenzuela et al. (Fall 2014)
Jose Valenzuela et al. (Fall 2013)
Valenzuela, J.L. and Martinez-Vu, Y. (Fall 2012)
Valenzuela, J.L. et al. (Fall 2011)
Valenzuela, J.L. and Scott, A.R. (Fall 2010)
Levy, A.B. and Valenzuela, J.L. (Fall 2009)
Martinez, R.E. and Valenzuela, J.L. (Fall 2008)
Rodriguez, C. and Valenzuela, J.L. (Fall 2006)
Jose Valenzuela (Winter 2006)
Barboza, A. and Valenzuela, J.L. (Winter 2004)
Araiza, J.E. et al.
23F
J.ed Araiza et al.
20F
Jose Valenzuela and Guillermo Aviles-Rodriguez
17F
Jose Valenzuela et al.
15F
Jose Valenzuela et al.
14F
Jose Valenzuela et al.
13F
Valenzuela, J.L. and Martinez-Vu, Y.
12F
Valenzuela, J.L. et al.
11F
Valenzuela, J.L. and Scott, A.R.
10F
Levy, A.B. and Valenzuela, J.L.
09F
Martinez, R.E. and Valenzuela, J.L.
08F
Rodriguez, C. and Valenzuela, J.L.
06F
Jose Valenzuela
06W
Barboza, A. and Valenzuela, J.L.
04W
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05W
00S
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