UCSB

An overview of the cultural and historical characteristics of the Basque Country while analyzing how minoritized groups, such as the Basque, negotiate their identity in the face of globalization.

UCSB

A sequential upper division course in Basque language. This course is intended for students with no previous knowledge of Basque.

UCLA

This course is mainly a Basque language course, although it also covers the intrinsic history of Basque migrants and the foundation of Los Angeles. This course is cross-listed and it can be taken from any UC campus.

UCLA

Introduction to Basque studies discipline. Students learn basics of discipline; particularities of Basque case; and intricate relationship of Basques with America, specifically in western U.S. One goal is to find answers for questions such as who Basques are and how Basque diaspora can be defined. Another goal is to revisit lesser-known but critical contributions of Basque migrants to emerging city of Los Angeles. This approach is used to define questions related to identity and cross-cultural communities. This perspective takes Los Angeles as point of departure to think about these issues. Covering cultural topics and expressions that include literature, urban studies, cinema, music, and art, study sets dialectical focus on Basque case from cultural studies perspective.