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Spaces of Identity introduces students to Portuguese and its cultures through an in-depth engagement with a thematic exploration of identity and urban spaces in the Portuguese-speaking world. The course invites reflection on how cities influence our daily experiences, and how urban environments can inspire belonging, social change, or resistance. The course is organized into three units - Who Are You in the City? Who Is the City Space in You? and What Do You See from Your Window? - through which students engage with questions about identity, cultural spaces, and urban architecture. Students learn to describe, formulate context, and bring histories to people, places, and experiences while expressing their perspectives through creative projects, including collages, videos, exhibitions, and a collaborative digital book. Activities are exclusively based on authentic materials; no textbook is required, as in all Portuguese courses. At the end of this course, students will have gained an understanding of the language across a range of textual genres, focusing on diverse aspects of the Portuguese-speaking world. Students will have the opportunity to submit their productions for publication in our digital magazine: Revista dos Estudantes de Português da Yale. Conducted in Portuguese. L1 1½ Course crHTBA

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PORTUGUESE 1100 Spaces of Identity introduces students to Portuguese and its cultures through an in-depth engagement with a thematic exploration of identity and urban spaces in the Portuguese-speaking world. The course invites reflection on how cities influence our daily experiences, and how urban environments can inspire belonging, social change, or resistance. The course is organized into three units - Who Are You in the City? Who Is the City Space in You? and What Do You See from Your Window? - through which students engage with questions about identity, cultural spaces, and urban architecture. Students learn to describe, formulate context, and bring histories to people, places, and experiences while expressing their perspectives through creative projects, including collages, videos, exhibitions, and a collaborative digital book. Activities are exclusively based on authentic materials; no textbook is required, as in all Portuguese courses. At the end of this course, students will have gained an understanding of the language across a range of textual genres, focusing on diverse aspects of the Portuguese-speaking world. Students will have the opportunity to submit their productions for publication in our digital magazine: Revista dos Estudantes de Português da Yale. Conducted in Portuguese. L1 1½ Course crHTBA

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