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Border Culture

SDSU’s border proximity provides rich sources of border culture and language. Projects such as Professor Mario Martin’s “Baja Literature” and special studies for Human Rights in Latin American provide authentic resources for learners to explore the Spanish language and literature at all registers while focusing particularly on border culture, economics, history, sociology and intercultural understanding.

Link: http://larc.sdsu.edu/Baja

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