This course, "La Ilustración en España e Hispanoamérica (siglo XVIII)" (The Enlightenment in Spain and Spanish America in the 18th Century), delves into a pivotal period of intellectual and cultural transformation. It explores the historical context, key readings, and fundamental concepts that defined the Enlightenment's impact on Spain and its colonies. The curriculum examines significant historical events such as the War of the Spanish Succession (1701-1714) and the formation of alliances like the Grand Alliance. These events shaped the political and social landscape, influencing the dissemination and reception of Enlightenment ideas. Students will engage with foundational texts and terms of the era, analyzing how philosophical, scientific, and political thought from Europe influenced intellectual movements and societal changes in the Spanish-speaking world.
The course is structured to provide a comprehensive understanding of the Enlightenment in the Hispanic world, focusing on historical context, key texts, and fundamental concepts.
Tuition fees, living costs, and other financial information for international students are not detailed in the provided program description. Please refer to Columbia University's official finance and admissions pages for current fee structures and estimated living expenses.
This bachelor's programme delves into the Enlightenment in Spain and Spanish America during the 18th century, exploring its intellectual and cultural transformation, historical context, key readings, and fundamental concepts.
In the first year, you will study modules on the historical context of the Grand Alliance and the War of Succession (1701-1714), Key Readings of the Enlightenment, and Fundamental Terms of the Enlightenment.
Tuition fees, living costs, and other financial information for international students are not detailed in the provided program description. Please refer to Columbia University's official finance and admissions pages for current fee structures and estimated living expenses.
Information regarding specific academic or English language entry requirements for this course is not available in the provided documentation. Prospective students should consult the university's admissions office for detailed requirements.
Information regarding the specific application process for this course is not detailed in the provided materials. Prospective students are advised to visit the Columbia University Admissions website for general application procedures and deadlines.