Education
• Ph. D., Peninsular Spanish
Literature, State University of New York at Buffalo,
September 2000.
• Masters of Arts, State University
of New York at Buffalo, June 1997.
• Licenciatura (B.A.), English,
Universidad de Salamanca, Spain, 1986-1991
Publications
“Tonto, muerto, bastardo e invisible de
Juan José Millás: el sujeto político
español y la fantasía de la novela familiar”
Symposium Special Issue on Spanish Post-Franco
literature and culture. Kathryn Everly Ed. Forthcoming
in Spring 2004.
Entry on Garcilaso Inca de la Vega for
the Dictionary of Literary Biography edited by
Gregory Kaplan. Forthcoming.
“Juan José Millás’
El orden
alfabético: salvación por la
palabra,” Monographic Review/Revista Monográfica.
Volume XVII (2001): Beyond the Postmodern in the Hispanic
Novel. Eds. Janet Pérez and Genaro Pérez
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“Almodóvar’s La
Flor de mi secreto: Between the Real and the Hyper-real,”
Convergencias Hispánicas: Selected Proceedings
and Other Essays on Spanish and Latin American Literature,
Film and Linguistics. Juan de la Cuesta-Hispanic
Monographs. Eds. Elizabeth Scarlett y Howard B. Wescott.
Conference Papers
“Toda una vida: Antonio Machín
en el imaginario español” Vernacular: The
International Colloquium for Vernacular, Historic and
Folkloric Studies. Puebla, México. October 2003.
“Con historia y ambición:
las mujeres de la copla” Congreso Internacional
Mujeres Malas: percepción y representación
de la mujer transgresora en la cultura luso hispana,
Porto, Portugal June 2003
“Barrio de Fernando León
y la lógica de la existencia” Kentucky
Foreign Language Conference, Lexington, Kentucky, April
2003
“El esperpento de hoy: El humor
en la narrativa de Juan José Millás.”
Conferencia Internacional “Individuo y Sociedad”
Universidad de Puerto Rico, Arecibo, November 2002
“Walking the City: Urban Spaces
in Contemporary Spanish Poetry” Sympossium on
Spanish and Spanish-American Poetry: Transition 2000
and Beyond. Hofstra University, April 2002.
“Novela
y cine en la España contemporánea: La
(re)humanización del arte.” Session in
the North Eastern Modern Language Association 2002 Convention.
Toronto, Canada, April 2002.
“El uso de la tecnología en una clase de
cultura y literatura.” 51st Annual Mountain
Insterstate Foreign Language Conference 2001, October
2001.
“Tendencias
Trasatlánticas: la poesía de Ana Merino
y María Paz Moreno” NEMLA Convention. Central
Connecticut State University, Hartford, Connecticut,
March 2001
“Novela
familiar y social-democracia en Tonto, muerto, bastardo
e invisible de Juan José Millás”
Spain in the Twenty-First Century: Literature, the Arts,
and Culture. An International Symposium. Ohio State
University, Columbus, Ohio, November 2000.
“Leyendo
a Camen Alborch, Solas y Lucía Etxeberría,
La eva futura.” XI Congreso Internacional
de Literatura Femenina Hispánica. Glendon College,
York University, Toronto, Canada, September 2000.
“Almodóvar’s
La flor de mi secreto: Between the Real and the
Hyper-real.” Convergencias Hispánicas:
An International Hispanic Studies Conference, State
University of New York at Buffalo, April 1999
“‘Ella
imagina’: La identidad posmoderna en la narrativa
corta de Juan José Millás.” Remaking
the Text: Philology and Other Disciplines, Fifth International
Graduate Students Conference, The Graduate School and
University Center, The City University of New York,
October 1998
“Autumn’s
Sonata: Emotional and Narrative Techniques of a
Fatherless Don Juan.” Entralogos: Theories, Words,
Images: Cultivating the Landscape of Letters, Romance
Studies Graduate Student Conference, Cornell University,
February 1998
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