Interculturality, language and politics in the Spanish-speaking world

The course deals with interculturality, language and politics in different societal contexts in the Spanish-speaking world. As a result of the Spanish language's long contact with other languages ​​and cultures in both Spain and North and South America, the encounter between different cultures and languages ​​has become the subject of political, social and discursive negotiation and regulation. We discuss how interculturality as a concept and social process has affected and been treated in a number of relevant policy areas.