Livosky, Isabel (Professor, Spanish School), July 24, 1996
Scope and Contents
1 interview with Isabel Livosky, Professor of Spanish at the Spanish School. Livosky discusses the language pledge; the kinds of people who attend SLS; SLS facilities; the Spanish courses that she teaches; importance of teaching culture; diversity among Spanish speaking countries; the relationship between Spain and Latin America; Spanish civil war; guest speakers; Afredo Ramon; Fernando Savater; why people learn Spanish; old students vs. young students; SLS alumni visiting Middlebury; what foreigners think about America; importance of study abroad; how foreign language instruction has evolved; use of technology; balance of Spanish and Latin American literature; assessment methods; Judith Liskin-Gasparro.
Dates
- July 24, 1996
Language of Materials
English
Conditions Governing Access
Open for research without restriction.
Biographical / Historical
Isabel Livosky (-2011) served as a Professor of Spanish at the summer Spanish School for two decades, beginning in 1984.
Extent
From the Collection: 147+ Objects
Physical Location
w.2.3
Physical Description
1 audio cassette
General
Assigned identifier: a13aflshp1996-06
Repository Details
Part of the Middlebury College Special Collections & Archives Repository
Middlebury College
Davis Family Library
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