LANGUAGE
FACULTY|
Silvia
Amigo Silvestre
Isabelle Auffret (on leave Fall 2009)
Mónica Beviá
Tomás Beviá
Nancy Crane
David Cruz de Jesús
Cecelia
Lawless
Nilsa Maldonado-Méndez
Laura Moldes
Mary
K. Redmond
Jeannine Routier-Pucci
Amalía Stratakos Tió
Maria Stycos
Brisa Teutli
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LITERATURE
FACULTY |
Gerard Aching
Bruno
Bosteels
Debra A. Castillo
María Antonia Garcés (on leave Fall 2009)
Luz Horne
Patricia Keller
Cecelia
Lawless
José
Edmundo Paz-Soldán
Simone Pinet
José María Rodríguez-García (on leave 2009-2010)
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EMERITUS|
Ciriaco Arroyo
RETIRED|
Luis Morató Peña
MEMBERS OF THE FIELD AND OTHER FACULTY RELATED
TO SPANISH |
Mary Pat Brady
Ross Brann
Walter Cohen
María Cristina García
Davydd Greenwood
Jonathan Monroe
Cynthia Robinson
Mary Roldán
Vilma Santiago-Irizarry
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FACULTY
PUBLICATIONS |
Bruno Bosteels
"Del complot al potlatch: Política, economía,
cultura." Neoliberalismo, fabulaciones y complot. Special issue
of Revista de Crítica Cultural 26 (2003): 39-45.
"Guillermo Kuitca: El arte de la teoría." Four
in One: Richard Deacon, Guillermo Kuitca, Bruce Nauman, Thomas Struth
(3 abril-17 mayo 2003). Madrid: Distrito Cuatro Galería de
Arte, 2003. 20-31. (English translation "Guillermo Kuitca:
The Art of Theory," 57-62).
Debra Castillo
editor, "Performance in Latin/o America," special issue, Studies in Twentieth and Twenty-First Century Literature, 2008.
invited performances of theater pieces (with Teatrotaller) in various U.S. universities as well as in Mexico, Belgium, Israel, and Canada.
Re-dreaming America: Toward a Bilingual Understanding of American
Literature. New York: SUNY, 2004.
Border Women: Writing from La Frontera (with María
Socorro Tabuenca Córboda) Minneapolis: U of Minnesota P,
2002.
María Antonia Garcés
“Cuatrocientos años con Don Quijote: 1605-2005"
in Alegría de escribir, ed. Yolanda González (Bogotá:
Universidad Autónoma—Revista Número, 2004)
“Staging Captivity: Cervantes’s Barbary Plays,”
Approaches to Teaching the Spanish Comedia, ed. Margaret Rich Greer
and Laura Bass, MLA, 2004.
Cervantes and Algiers: A Captive's Tale. Vanderbilt University
Press, 2002. Winner of the Modern Language Association’s James
Russell Lowell Prize for 2003.
José Edmundo Paz-Soldán
Alcides Arguedas y la narrativa de la nación enferma.
Plural: La Paz, 2003.
El delirio de Turing. Alfaguara: La Paz, 2003
Simone Pinet
Archipelagoes: Insularity and Fiction in Medieval and Early Modern Spain (University of Minnesota Press, 2009).
Theories of Medieval Iberia, coedited with Oscar Martín, special issue of diacritics 36.3 (Fall 2006).
Courting the Alhambra: Cross-Disciplinary Approaches to the Hall of Justice, coedited with Cynthia Robinson, special issue of Medieval Encounters 14.2-3 (2008).
José María Rodríguez-García
“Poetry and Penal Practices in Late-Fifteenth-Century Toledo:
Re-Reading Gómez Manrique.” Journal of Medieval and
Early Modern Studies 35 (Spring 2005): 245-288.
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November 12, 2009
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