Hispanism
- noun
- /ˈhɪspənɪzəm/
- Specialized
- The university offers a master's program in Hispanism for students interested in Spanish culture.
Examples
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She decided to pursue Hispanism because of her passion for Spanish literature and history.
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His research in Hispanism focuses on the influence of Spanish art in Latin America.
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The study of Hispanism has grown significantly in recent years.
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Many universities offer courses in Hispanism.
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She decided to pursue Hispanism because of her passion for the Spanish language and literature.
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The university offers a master's program in Hispanism that explores various aspects of Spanish culture.
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His research in Hispanism examines the development of Spanish literature throughout history.
Synonyms
An interest in Spanish language, literature and culture
Surface Forms
Morphology
Hispanism = Hispanic (transparent) = hispan + ism
Formed by attaching '-ism' to 'Hispanic' to denote an academic field or system of study concerning Spanish language, literature, and culture; this is a standard '-ism' formation for disciplines.
Etymology
Hispanism also uses Hispan- 'Spain' with -ism which can mean a 'field of study' or special interest, so it can refer to the academic study of Spanish language, literature, and culture.