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Dissertations 2012

David Knutson

Hispania 96.3 (2013): 608–22

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DISSERTATIONS 2012Prepared by David Knutson, Xavier University

The annual list of doctoral dissertations completed and in progress provides a reference and record for graduate students, their advisors, and all scholars of Spanish and Portuguese language, literatures, linguistics, and cultures. We have queried all departments that offer the PhD degree in these areas. These departments provide the students, titles, and categories listed. We express sincere appreciation to the departmental representatives who responded to the request for this information. We also beg forgiveness in advance for potential errors and omissions in receiving, interpreting, and compiling this large amount of complicated data.

Each entry appears in the following format: Student’s Name. Dissertation Title. Institution. Dissertation Director. Year of Defense (if applicable).

Reports on dissertations can be submitted throughout the year at http://www.xavier.edu /modern-languages/hispania/.

COMPLETED DISSERTATIONSIndex of Authors Studied

Abad Faciolince, Héctor ............................37Alas, Leopoldo “Clarín” ............................15Alcantara Machado, Antonio de ..................1Alfonso, Pedro ...........................................33Álvaro de Luna ..........................................32Alzandúa, Gloria ........................................52Araujo, Helena ...........................................59Arguedas, José María .................................60Azevedo, Alusio ...........................................2Barilaro, Javier ...........................................46Blest Gana, Alberto ....................................54Calderón de la Barca, Pedro .........................6Cambaceres, Eugenio ...................................2Caparrós, Martín ........................................43Carreras, Roberto de las .............................80Cartonera, Eloísa ........................................46Castro, Miguel de .......................................34Cervantes Saavedra, Miguel de ......19, 22, 30Chacel, Rosa ..............................................17Costa, Joaquín ............................................28Cucurto, Washington ..................................46del Valle y Caviedes, Juan..........................49Donoso, José ..............................................45Echeverría, Luis .........................................54Eilson, Jorge Eduardo ................................48Erauso, Catalina de ....................................34

Franco, Jorge ..............................................37Gambaro, Griselda .....................................45Gamboa, Federico ......................................40Gandolfo, Elvio ..........................................41García Márquez, Gabriel ............................37González, José Luis ...................................36Gorriti, Juana Manuela ...............................39Goytisolo, Juan ..........................................12Gutiérrez Nájera, Manuel ...........................40Ignacio de Loyola ......................................70Juan Manuel ...............................................33Laguna, Fernanda .......................................46Lamana, Manuel 1 .......................................2Lavrero, Mario ...........................................41Leñero, Vicente ..........................................41Lezama Lima, José ...............................58, 62Lispector, Clarice .......................................70Lugones, Leopoldo ....................................56Machado, Antonio ......................................16Macías Picavea, Ricardo ............................28Mallas, Lucas .............................................28Marsé, Juan ................................................21Martín Gaite, Carmen ................................70Matto de Turner, Clorinda ..........................39Matute, Ana María .....................................12Mendoza, Eduardo .....................................14

609Dissertations 2012

Mendoza, Mario .........................................37Moix, Terenci .............................................21Montt, Nahum ............................................37Nervo, Amado ............................................40Padura-Fuentes, Leonardo .........................41Palma, Ricardo ...........................................42Pardo Bazán, Emilia .....................................2Parra, Teresa de la ......................................70Pasamonte, Jerónimo de .............................34Pavón, Cecilia ............................................46Pedro, Condestable de Portugal .................72Peña, Terri de la .........................................74Peri Rossi, Cristina.....................................45Puig, Manuel ..............................................70Ramos Otero, Manuel ................................57Restrepo, Laura ..........................................37Rivera Garza, Cristina ................................38Rojas, Fernando de .....................................22Ruiz, Juan ...................................................13Saer, Juan José ...........................................41Sánchez, Luis Rafael ..................................36Sarmiento, Domingo Faustino ...................35Sigüenza y Góngora, Carlos de ..................54Toral y Valdés, Domingo ...........................34Tusquets, Esther .........................................21Umpi, Dani .................................................46Vargas Llosa, Mario ...................................45Vázquez Montalbán, Manuel .....................21Vega, Ana Lydia .........................................36Vicuña, Cecilia ...........................................48Zambrano, María ..........................................7Zayas, María de ....................................22, 30

Literature & Culture

Brazil

Chronicle

1. ALFREDO, João Valentino. Imagining Modernity in Antonio de Alcantara Machado’s Journalistic Chronicles. Texas. Roncador. 2012.

2. LIMA, Alexandre. A Condição Humana no Discurso Médico-Científico da Segunda Metade do Século XIX nas Obras de Aluisio Azevedo, Eugenio Cambaceres e Emilia Pardo Bazán. Texas. Arroyo-Martínez. 2011.

Historiography

3. MORA GARCÍA, Belinda. The Aeneid of Brazil: Caramuru (1781). Texas. Arias. 2012.

Multigeneric

4. AIDOO, Lamonte. Dissident Desires: Race, Sex and Abolition in 19th-century Brazilian Literature. Brown. Vieira. 2012.

Other

5. BOCSKAY, Stephen A. Voices of Samba: Music and the Brazilian Racial Imaginary, 1955–1988. Brown. Vieira. 2012.

Spain

Drama

6. GALOFARO, Manuel. Los empeños de un acaso, comedia de Don Pedro Calderón de la Barca. Edición crítica y estudio introductorio. Stony Brook. Roncero López. 2011.

7. MORAGA, Pablo S. El género de la guía en María Zambrano. CUNY. Muñoz Millanes. 2012.

Film

8. ALLBRITTON, Bobby Dean. Live Cultures: Illness, Mortality, and Masculinity in Contemporary Spanish Film. Stony Brook. Vernon. 2011.

Historiography

9. GARCÍA OTERO, María. Hag(e)ografía, propaganda ideológica y política geográfica en los discursos hagiográficos peninsulares: La construcción de la nación española (siglos XIII–XVII). Kansas. Rivera. 2012.

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Novel & Short Story

10. DALSANT, Alessia. Framing Mediterranean Culture: How the Frame Tale Shaped European Storytelling in the Medieval Period. Yale. Menocal. 2012.

11. GARCÍA-DONOSO, Daniel. Sedimentos de la religión en la ficción española contemporánea. Yale. Valis. 2012.

12. EATON, Emily Burt. Rude Awakenings: The Role of the Child in Trauma Narratives of the Spanish Civil War. Cornell. Keller. 2012.

13. ESTRADA, John J. De la iglesia carismática a la iglesia institucional: El mundo cultural del Libro de buen amor. CUNY. Di Camillo. 2012.

14. GARR, Melissa D. Redefining the Mask: The Recontextualizing Function of Masking in Eduardo Mendoza’s ‘Ceferino’ Novels. Purdue. Hart. 2012.

15. HERDA, John Noel. Toward an Understanding of Víctor Quintanar: A Comparative Analysis of Clarín’s La Regenta and Su único hijo. Purdue. Mancing & Sánchez-Llama. 2012.

16. KIM, Hyon. Antonio Machado and His Socio-human Epistemology in Juan de Mairena. CUNY. Scherzer. 2012.

17. LEÓN-BLÁZQUEZ, Lidia. Telarañas: Rosa Chacel y la narrativa femenina de la vanguardia española. Stony Brook. Charnon-Deutsch. 2011.

18. MARTÍNEZ GONZÁLEZ, Julia. El hombre caído y el ángel masculino en la literatura peninsular del siglo XIX. Stony Brook. Charnon-Deutsch. 2012.

19. MEIERHOFFER, Lynn Vaulx. Hacia Cervantes. Confluence of the “Byzantine” and the Chivalric Literary Traditions in the Quijote. Texas. Zimic. 2011.

20. TANG, Wan Sonya. Haunting Modernity: The Fantastic Short Story in Nineteenth-Century Spain. Yale. Valis. 2012.

21 VILLAMIA, Luis. La gauche divine: Políticas de la cultura en el tardofranquismo. CUNY. Montero. 2012.

22. YOUNG, Heather. Perfuming Posterity: Smell as Identifier and Preserver of Early Modern Spanish Culture. Temple. Piera. 2012.

Poetry

23. GÓMEZ CASTELLANO, Irene. Máscaras y autorretratos: El yo poético en la poesía rococó española. Virginia. Gies. 2008.

24. SPINKS, Scott Franklin. The Representation of God in Three Thirteenth-century Spanish Narrative Poems. Texas. Sutherland-Meier. 2012.

Multigeneric

25. ALDEA, Elena. Retóricas del imperio: El discurso falangista en torno a la guerra (1939–1943). Kentucky. Larson & Rueda. 2012.

26. CALDERWOOD, Eric Stickley. Writing the Hispano-Moroccan War of 1859–1860: Spanish and Moroccan Reflections on Spanish Colonialism in Morocco. Harvard. Epps. 2011.

27. JUNG, Soohyun. La nacionalidad en busca del paisaje: Descubrimiento del paisaje castellano en la Generación del 98. Texas. Harney. 2012.


28. PIRO, Thomas Robert. Eugenio Noel, Joaquín Costa and the Regenerationism Movement in Spain. CUNY. Morgado. 2012.

29. RODRÍGUEZ DE RIVERA, Itziar. Mujeres de papel: Figuras de la “lesbian” en la literatura y cultura españolas, 1868–1936. Harvard. Epps. 2012.

30. SAKAS, Karliana Brooks. Servants of Desire, Masters of Deceit: The Discourse of Servitude in Selected Spanish Early Modern Novellas. Virginia. Weber. 2012.

31. SUNDT, Catherine. Constructing Madrileños: The Reciprocal Development of Madrid and its Residents (1833–1868). Ohio State. Haidt. 2012.

32. WALLS, Abby. Libro de las claras e virtuosas mugeres: A Critical Edition and Study of Álvaro de Luna’s 15th Century Castilian Manuscripts. Temple. Piera. 2012.

Other

33. FLORES, Luisa Elena. La cobardía del lobo y el valor del cordero: La fauna y los patrones de negociación de la identidad en el exemplum castellano. Washington in St. Louis. Palafox. 2012.

34. HARDEN, Faith S. Martial Masculinities: Gender, Genre, and the Self in Seventeenth-Century Spanish Soldiers’ Autobiographies. Virginia. Weber. 2012.

Spanish America

Essay

35. MAIZTEGUI, Susana. Europa, África y Norteamérica: Sarmiento y el viaje intelectual. CUNY. Mercado. 2012.

36. RENGEL, Patricia L. Essaying the Puerto Rican Nation: José Luis González, Luis Rafael Sánchez and Ana Lydia Vega. Wisconsin. Medina. 2012.

Novel & Short Story

37. BOTERO B, Beatriz L. La identidad imaginada en seis novelas colombianas, 2000–2010. Wisconsin. Bilbija. 2012.

38. CAVAZOS, María. Trastornos de género: Identidad y fronteras en la narrativa de Cristina Rivera Garza. Texas. Domínguez-Ruvalcaba. 2011.

39. CHIRI-JAIME, Alberto Sandro. El imaginario nacional en las Tradiciones peruanas de Ricardo Palma, ambientadas entre 1820 y 1885. Temple. Aldarondo. 2012.

40. DEL ÁGUILA, Rocío. Mujer, nación e identidad en la narrativa de Juana Manuela Gorriti y Clorinda Matto de Turner. Texas. Lindstrom. 2011.

41. GARCÍA-GUAJARDO, Elizabeth. The Secularization of the Divine in Fin de Siglo: Religion and Modernity in Prose Works by Manuel Gutiérrez Nájera, Federico Gamboa, and Amado Nervo. Texas. Domínguez-Ruvalcaba. 2012.

42. HERNÁNDEZ-GARCÍA, Celina. De género ligero: Escritores disonantes y detectives divertidos en la narrativa latinoamericana. California, Irvine. Sánchez. 2012.

43. ROGGENDORF, Paul. The Representation of Traumatic Realism in the Early Novels of Martín Caparrós. Kentucky. Carvalho. 2012.

44. SALINAS ARANDIA, Alex. Entre las montañas y el agua: Una aproximación a la literatura boliviana del siglo XX. Stony Brook. Flesler. 2012.


45. TORO, Arlene. La novela erótica en la literatura latinoamericana contemporánea: José Donoso, Griselda Gambaro, Cristina Peri Rossi y Mario Vargas Llosa. Temple. Morel. 2012.

46. TRAJKOVIC, Djurdja. Made in Buenos Aires: Eloísa Cartonera and Literary Production in the Post-2011 Crisis in Argentina. Wisconsin. Bilbija. 2012.

47. ULLOA, Esmeralda A. Fashioning Sovereignty in Latin American Narrative. Harvard. Sommer. 2011.

Poetry

48. CLARK, Meredith Gardner. Warping the World and Weaving the Visual: Textile Aestheticism in the Poetry and the Artwork of Jorge Eduardo Eilson and Cecilia Vicuña. Texas. Cárcamo-Huechante. 2012.

Multigeneric

49. ALVARADO, Estela. Los campos literario y de poder en el virreinato del Perú: Los escritos de Juan del Valle y Caviedes (1645–1697). Cincinnati. Gutiérrez. 2012.

50. BROWN, William Jarrod. Specters of the Unspeakable: The Rhetoric of Torture in Guatemalan Narrative. Kentucky. Carvalho. 2012.

51. BUTLER, Krissie. (De)Constructing an Icon: Fidel Castro and Revolutionary Masculinity. Kentucky. Carvalho. 2012.

52. DAHMS, Elizabeth. The Life and Work of Gloria Anzaldúa: An Intellectual Biography. Kentucky. Carvalho. 2012.

53. HUERTA, Lydia Cristina. Affecting Violence: Narratives of Los Femicidios and their Ethical and Political Reception. Texas. Domínguez-Ruvalcaba. 2012.

54. HURST, Darin Scott. Structuring the Multiple: The Evolution of the Urban Imaginary from Scholasticism through National State Formation in Latin America: 1492–1854. California, Irvine. Legras. 2012.

55. LISENBY, David. Recurrent Racialisms: Contemporary Enactments of Nineteenth-century Cuban Figures, Types, and Tropes. Kansas. Unruh. 2012.

56. ORTIZ, Gabe B. Strange Forces: Mysticism in the Works of Leopoldo Lugones. Purdue. Stephenson. 2012.

57. PÉREZ, Marta Isabel. Revisión y transgresión del canon literario puertorriqueño: La obra de Manuel Ramos Otero. CUNY. Martínez. 2012.

58. ROBYN, Ingrid. Rostros del reverso: José Lezama Lima en la encrucijada vanguardista. Texas. Salgado. 2012.

59. SÁNCHEZ, María Clemencia. Helena Araujo, el devenir afuera: De la colonia al exilio, de la confesión a la auto-ficción. Cincinnati. Romero. 2012.

60. THOMPSON, Rebecca Leigh. Cusco después de los Zorros: The Legacy of Arguedas in Contemporary Andean Narrative. Texas. Arias. 2012.

61. TRICA-FLORES, Silvina. Sombres terribles de Evita. Representaciones del debate nacional: Del letrado al piquetero. Stony Brook. Pérez Melgosa. 2012.

62. VARGAS, Omar. Silogísticas del sobresalto: Resonancias científicas en la obra de José Lezama Lima. Texas. Salgado. 2012.


Other

63. AGUIRRE. Lina. Entre el vértigo y la vulnerabilidad: Precariedad de globalización en el arte chileno actual. Ohio State. Del Sarto. 2012.

64. ARAGÓN, Alba F. The Rhetoric of Fashion in Latin America. Harvard. Sommer. 2012.

65. BELL, Elizabeth. “Pirates of our Spirituality”: Cultural Resistance and Contemporary Kaqchikel-Maya Spiritual Practices. Ohio State. Ahern. 2012.

66. GUALDA, Ricardo, José. The Discourse of Hugo Chavez in “Aló Presidente”: Establishing the Bolivarian Revolution through Television Performance. Texas. Koike. 2012.

67. JACKY, Alejandro. Inkin’, Taggin’, Flashin’, and Flowin’: Defining Group Identity through Mara Salvatrucha Expressive Culture. Ohio State. Gordon. 2012.

Transatlantic

Novel & Short Story

68. DIEGO RIVERA HERNANDEZ, Raul. Symbolic and Global Violence in Contemporary Mexican and Spanish Crime Fiction. The Ohio State. Rodríguez. 2012.

Multigeneric

69. BACARREZA, Leonardo. Food, Eating, and the Anxiety of Belonging in Seventeenth-century Spanish Literature and Art. Duke. Greer. 2012.

70. CLIMENT-ESPINO, Rafael. Shaping Texts, Shaping Meanings: Towards an Understanding of Transatlantic Hispanic and Brazilian Literature through Textual Genesis and its Forms. Purdue. Stephenson. 2012.

71. DE TABOADA AMAT Y LEÓN, Javier Carlos. Cineastas y escritores europeos en Latinoamérica: Un estudio del contexto de producción. Harvard. Sorensen. 2012.

72. HAWKINS, Kellye. Sátira de felice e infelice vida de Don Pedro, Condestable de Portugal (1429–1466): Edición crítica. Temple. Piera. 2012.

73. NICKELSON, Sadie. The Child’s Perspective of War and its Aftermath in Works of Adult Prose and Film in Mexico and Spain. Texas. Higginbotham. 2011.

United States

Novel

74. VALENZUELA, Aída. Terri de la Peña and the Nth Generation: An Examination of Chicana/o Identity in the 21st Century. Purdue. Stephenson. 2012.

Multiregional

Novel & Short Story

75. MAIER, Maximilian C. Picaresque Comedy and its Discontents. Washington. Brown. 2012.

76. SOUSA, Sandra. ‘Ficções do Outro’: Império, Raça e Subjetividade no Moçambique Colonial. Brown. Simas-Almeida. 2012.

Multigeneric

77. ELLISON, Mahan. Literary Africa: Spanish Reflections of Morocco, Western Sahara, and Equatorial Guinea in the Contemporary Novel, 1990–2010. Kentucky. Rueda. 2012.


78. LEDESMA, Eduardo. The Historic Avant-Garde, The Neo-Avant-Gard, and the Digital Age: Experimental Visual-Textual Forms in the Luso-Hispanic World. Harvard. Epps & Coehlo. 2012.

79. PÉREZ, María E. Utopias and Distopias: The Counter-Utopia of the Nation in the Novels of Mayra Montero, Zoé Valdés, and Cristina García. Houston. Bencomo. 2012.

80. WASEM, Marcos. El amor libre en Montevideo: Roberto de las Carreras y la irrupción del anarquismo erótico en el 900. CUNY. Montero. 2012.

81. ZAMBRANO, María Alejandra. Sujetos étnicos e identidad nacional: Urdimbre y fracaso del proyecto liberal en Ecuador y Brasil (1865–1936). Texas. Domínguez-Ruvalcaba. 2012.

Language & Linguistics

Spanish

Second Language Acquisition

82. LYLE, Cory Jackson. The Co-Emergence of Spanish as a Second Language and Individual Differences: A Dynamical Systems Theory Perspective. Texas. Koike. 2012.

83. MORANSKI, Kara. Spanish Native-Speaker Perception of Accentedness in Learner Speech. Temple. Toth. 2012.

84. MUÑOZ, Carlos A. The Effects of Two Methods of Error Feedback Correction on L2 Writing: The Case of Acquisition of the Spanish Preterite and Imperfect Verb Forms. Purdue. Wei. 2011.

85. RAYBURN, Karyn Hopper. Linguistic Humor Comprehension in Spanish as a Second Language. Texas. Koike. 2011.

Sociolinguistics

86. ABDUL-BAGI, Sami. The Written Discourse Production of Bilingual Learners of Spanish: A Comparison between Heritage and Non-Heritage Speakers as a Look to the Future of Heritage Language Learning. Temple. Lorenzino & Toth. 2012.

87. ARMSTRONG, Meghan. The Development of Yes/No Question Intonation in Puerto Rican Spanish. Ohio State. Schwenter. 2012.

88. ERKER, Daniel G. An Acoustically Based Sociolinguistic Analysis of Variable Coda /s/ Production in the Spanish of New York City. New York. Otheguy. 2012.

89. OLSON, Daniel James. Bilingual Language Contexts: Variable Languages Switching Costs and Phonetic Production. Texas. Toribio. 2012.

90. TOVAR, Alejandro Jonathan. Proceso de la elisión de la /d/ en una zona rural del Valle del Río Grande de Texas. Houston. Gutiérrez. 2012.

Multiple Approaches

91. BOOKHAMER, Kevin. The Variable Grammar of the Spanish Subjunctive in Second Generation Bilinguals in New York City. The Variable Grammar of the Spanish Subjunctive in Second Generation Bilinguals in New York City. CUNY. Otheguy. 2012.

Other

92. ITALIANO-MCGREEVY, Maria. The Linguistic Experience of Italians in Buenos Aires, Argentina, 1890–1914: Language Shift as Seen through Social Spaces. Temple. Lorenzino. 2012.


IN-PROgRESS DISSERTATIONSIndex of Authors Studied

Acosta, Joseph de .......................................41Adriá, Ferrán ..............................................25Aguilar, Gaspar ..........................................10Armendériz, Montxo ..................................29Assis, Machado de .....................................62Bagnyon, Jehan ..........................................30Barral, Carlos .............................................28Brunet, Marta .............................................48Calderón de la Barca, Pedro .......................10Camerino, José ...........................................13Carrington, Leonora ...................................47Carvajal, Mariana de ..................................26Cervantes Saavedra, Miguel de .....11, 13, 15,

16, 17, 19, 21, 62Chejfec, Sergio ...........................................43Danticat, Edwidge Duncan ........................44Delibes, Miguel ..........................................29Erice, Víctor ...............................................25Fernández, Bernardo (BEF) .......................47Fernández de Moratín, Leandro ...................9Fernández de Oviedo, Gonzalo ..................58Floresta, Nísia ............................................64Gertner, María Elena ..................................48Gil de Biedma, Jaime .................................28Gómez de Avellaneda, Gertrudis ...............64Góngora, Luis de ..................................13, 26Goytisolo, Juan ....................................20, 28Graham, Floresta ........................................64Grandes, Almudena ....................................25Guimarães Rosa, João ..................................3Herrera, Georgina.......................................50Herrera, Yuri ...............................................51Ibañez, Paco ...............................................28Juan Manuel ...............................................22Leonardo de Argensola, Lupercio ..............11Lope de Rueda ...........................................11Lope de Vega y Carpio, Félix Arturo .........26Llamazares, Julio .......................................29Maldonado, Tomás .....................................57Marsé, Juan ....................................................Masotta, Oscar ...........................................57Matute, Ana María .....................................20Montero, Rosa ............................................29Nettel, Guadalupe ......................................47Paso, Fernando del .....................................47Paz, Octavio ...............................................57

Piemonte, Nicolás de .................................30Ponce, Juan García .....................................47Rey, Juan Carlos .........................................51Ruiz de Alarcón, Juan ................................10Quince Rossi, Anacristina ..........................44Ríos, Soleida ..............................................50Saldaña, Excilia ..........................................50Sandoval, Tony ...........................................47Sarmiento de Gamboa, Pedro ....................42Sosa Newton ..............................................53Tusquets, Esther .........................................20Valdivieso, Mercedes .................................48Varo, Remedios ..........................................47Vázquez Montalbán, Manuel .....................25Villaurrutia, Xavier ....................................47Vivero, Agustina ........................................53Wilson, Carlos Guillermo ..........................44Zayas, María de ..........................................26

Literature & Culture

Brazil

Drama

1. GREVAN DE CARVALHO, Isadora. Fetishism as Structure, Image and Performance in the Theater of Nelson Rodrigues. Brown. Vieira.

2. PRAZERES, Luiz Claudio. Performance and the Politics of Urban Space and Identity in Teat(r)o Oficina. Brown. Vieira.

Novel & Short Story

3. GALVAO, Jizelda. The Re-Creation of Language in João Guimarães Rosa’s Narrative. CUNY. Tinajero.

4. PAPALIA, Lauren. Subversive Literature in Authoritarian Brazil, 1964–1985. Brown. Valente.


5. SILVA, Daniel. Points of Subjectivation, Scenes of Writing: Individual Identity and the Reproduction of Empire. Brown. Simas-Almeida.

Poetry

6. KAPLAN, Hilary. Contemporary Ecopoetics from Brazil, France and the United States. Brown. Valente.

Multigeneric

7. GASPAR, Ana Leticia Fauri. História, Política e Literatura no Contexto do Estado Novo de António de Oliveira Salazar. Brown. Almeida.

8. NEMI NETO, Joao. Antropophagic Queer: A Study on Abjected Bodies and Brazilian Queer Theory. CUNY. Smith.

Spain

Drama

9. FERNÁNDEZ FERNÁNDEZ, David. Cien años después: Huellas de Moratín en el teatro español, 1828–1928. Virginia. Gies.

10. FIGUEROA, Melissa. Moriscos on Stage: Law, Memory, and Violence in Early Modern Spanish Theater. Cornell. Cohen.

11. PREDMORE, Michael. The Theater of Cervantes and the Spanish Golden Age Theatrical Tradition Prior to Lope de Vega. CUNY. Lerner.

Film

12. ROMERO-GONZÁLEZ, Tanya. Mundos liminares: Lo material y lo fantasmagórico en la literatura y el cine español contemporáneo. Yale. Adorno.

Novel & Short Story

13. ACHRICH COHEN, Beatriz Gladys. Con cuydadosos descuydos descubiertos: Una aproximación a la obra de José Camerino en el marco de la novela del siglo XVII. CUNY. Schwartz.

14. GARCÍA PUENTE, María. Érase de nuevo una princesa: Las re-escrituras feministas de cuentos de hadas en la España del tercer milenio. Kansas. Pérez.

15. GIORGINI, Massimiliano. The Quixote Code: Persecution and the Art of Ekphrastic Subversion. Purdue. Mancing.

16. GRETTER, Sarah. Jealousy in Cervantes: Emotion, Cognition and the Novel. Purdue. Mancing.

17. GYULARMIRYAN, Tatevik. Homecoming Festivals: The Re-accentuated Image of Don Quixote in Western Novel. Purdue. Mancing.

18. HAVARD, Megan Elizabeth. Paradigms of Elite Masculinity in Medieval Castilian Narrative. Washington in St. Louis. Palafox.

19. MCCALLISTER, Timothy. The Philosophy of Don Quijote without Don Quijote. Viginia. Weber.

20. SEIPLE, Makenzie. Playing War, Playing Peace: Children’s Play in the Postwar Spanish Novel. Virginia. Pope.

21. MELÓN, Wilson Judd. Sancho Panza: Su conducta y sus motivos. Purdue. Mancing.

22. SAVO, Anita. Authorship and Authority in the Works of Juan Manuel. Yale. Minnis.


Poetry

23. LAPLATNEY, Jeanne. Masculinity in the Early Modern Spanish Ballad. Florida. Gerli.

24. LICÓN-OPPENHEIMER, José Alberto. Un estudio sobre la representación de figuras no convencionales en la poesía del cancionero castellano del siglo XV. Washington in St. Louis. Palafox.

Multigeneric

25. ATKINS, Alison. Authorship at the fogones: Gastronomy and the Artist in Post-Transition Spain. Virginia. Pope.

26. BOGARD, Sarah. Against Gracias: The Poetics of the Erotic Gift in Seventeenth-Century Spain. Virginia. Weber.

27. DARRELL, Jennifer. Al revés anda ya el mundo: The Inversion Motif in the Spanish Golden Age. Yale. González Echevarría.

28. DOMINGO, Irene. Contra la censura: El exilio intelectual durante el desarrollismo franquista. Washington in St. Louis. Infante.

29. FISHER, Morgan. Re-imagining Spain via a Queer Ecofeminist Perspective: Destabilizing Nature and Power Relations in Post-Franco Spanish Narrative and Film. Virginia. Pope.

30. GRINBERG, Ana. (Un)stable Identities: Impersonation, Conversion, and Relocation in Historia del emperador Carlo Magno y los doce pares. California, San Diego. Lampert-Weissieg.

31. IZQUIERDO, Adrián M. Pierre Matthieu en España: Historia, literatura y filosofía en las traducciones de Mártir Rizo y Lorenzo van der Hammen. CUNY. Schwartz.

32. LOMASK, Laurie. Motives of Walking in Spanish Literature from the Silver Age. Yale. Valis.

33. NORTH, Janice R. The Construction of a Cultural Legacy: Queen María de Molina of Castile. Virginia. Gerli.

34. O’BRIEN, Michael Patrick, Jr. Competition and Conflict: Ludic Structures and Strategies in Late Medieval Iberian Romance. Kansas. Rivera.

35. ROMERO CÓRDOBA, Magdalena. Creando barrios: La poesía y el cine como agentes generadores de espacio urbano de España (1970–2012). CUNY. Smith.

Other

36. BROWN, Holly Kashin. So That All May Know It: The Exemplary Woman’s Call to Teach in Fifteenth-century Castile and Aragon. CUNY. Costa.

37. SAPPINGTON TARANU, Lauren. Encountering the Foreign in Medieval Iberian Travel Literature. Washington in St. Louis. Palafox.

Spanish America

Drama

38. GODOY NAVARRO, Zaida. Beyond Chingones and Chingados: Performing Maculinities in Contemporary Mexican Theatre. CUNY. Zavala.

39. GOWAN, Ian P. Working on and from within the Post-Crisis: Artistic Representations of Claustrophobic Labor Spaces in Argentina (2001–2011). Kansas. Day.


Essay

40. MCDANIEL, Shawn. Negotiations of Reason, Ideology, and Religion in the Latin American Essay (1898–1921). CUNY. Montero.

Historiography

41. MONSALVE, Ricardo. La Historia Natural y Moral de las Indias de Joseph de Acosta y la concepción de la historia en la historiografía indiana del siglo XVI. Yale. Adorno.

42. ORTEGA, Aleksin Heitel. La historia andina usurpada: Estudio preliminar y edición anotada de la Segunda parte de la Historia general llamada índica (1572) de Pedro Sarmiento de Gamboa. CUNY. Chang-Rodríguez.

Novel & Short Story

43. CARSON, Margaret. Word and Image in Baroni: Un viaje, and Other Recent Works by Sergio Chejfec. CUNY. Perkowska.

44. JONES, Marily. En busca de una identidad negra posnacional en la literatura caribeña y centroamericana. Wisconsin. Medina.

45. MATOUSEK, Amanda. Women in Violence: Literary Representations from the Mexican Revolution to the Drug War. Ohio State. Corona.

46. MELO-VEGA, Mariana. De Naccos a Oreja de Perro: Verdad y memoria en la narrativa de la guerra interna en el Perú (1980–2000)

47. POTTER, Sara Anne. Disturbing Muses: Gender, Technology, and Resistance in Mexican Avant-Garde Cultures. Washington in St. Louis. Sánchez Prado.

48. VALLEJOS, Yasmina. Movilidad social: Pugnas de identidad y representación en la novelística femenina chilena entre 1946–1964. Purdue. Stephenson.

49. WARNER, Theresa. Ficciones corporales: Cuerpo y nación en los cuentos naturalistas hispanoamericanos. Purdue. Aldarondo.

Poetry

50. ALEMÁN, Lidice. La representación de raza y género en la poesía de las poetas negras cubanas entre los años 1960s y 1980s. Washington in St. Louis. Sklodowska.

Multigeneric

51. BELTRÁN, Edith P. Representation of Violence in Novels, Testimony, and Fearscapes (Blog) in a Fear Society (Mexico) in the XXI Century. Wisconsin. Bilbija.

52. DELGADO, Edma Xichel. Discourses of Christian Militancy in Mexico (1850–2012). Kansas. Kuhnheim.

53. SUERO, Kelly. Argentine Women and Technology: The Analysis of Gendered Genre Evolution from Interdisciplinary Perspectives. Purdue. Stephenson.

54. TRUJILLO, Jean Marie. Artistic Representation of the Andean Diaspora. Kansas. Unruh.

Other

55. BARBOSA, Emilia. Body Talk: Performing Violence Against Women in Contemporary Guatemala. Kansas. Unruh & Versteeg.

56. BARRERO, Johana. La letra es eficaz en tanto es obedecida: Los testamentos indígenas y su realidad colonial. Purdue. Stephenson.


57. BENEZRA, Karen. A Semblance of Politics: Conceptual Art in Argentina, Mexico, and Chile. Cornell. Bosteels.

58. GANSEN, Elizabeth. Gonzalo Fernández de Oviedo and his Interlocutors on the Nature World of the Indies. Yale. Adorno.

Transatlantic

Film

59. PÉREZ HERNÁNDEZ, Oscar Armando. Discourses of Disease and Resistance: A Transatlantic View of Cultural Productions of the Late Twentieth and Early Twenty-First Centuries. Wisconsin. Medina.

Multigeneric

60. LOSADA MONTERO, José Antonio. “Building “Citizenship” through Literature: Academics Responsiveness & Responsibilities. A Reflexive Self-Portrait. The Case of the Hispanic Philology (1939/1968). CUNY. Alonso.

Multiregional

Essay

61. LIMA, Thayse Leal. Latino-americanismo à Brasileira: Diálogos Críticos entre o Brasil e a América Hispânica. Brown. Valente.

Novel & Short Story

62. DUTRA, Paulo R. Cervantes’ Heritage in Latin America: The Case of Machado de Assis. Purdue. Dixon.

Multigeneric

63. AGUILAR DORNELLES, María Alejandra. Freedom’s Heirs: Black Criminalization, Leadership, and Writing in Colombia, Brazil, and Cuba (1830–1912). Washington in St. Louis. Acree.

64. MEDEIROS, Michelle. Natural History from the Feminine Perspective: Transatlantic Subjectivity in the Works of Maria Graham, Nísia Floresta, and Gertrudis Gómez de Avellaneda. Purdue. Stephenson.

65. MILLER, Tiffany Creegan. Amplifying Subaltern Voices in Mexico, Guatemala, and Brazil. Kansas. Kuhnheim.

66. VELLIOU, Vasiliki. Francisco da Costa y su Cancioneiro: Lirica petraquista y dramaturgia desde el exilio africano en el contexto de la unión ibérica. CUNY. Martínez-Torrejón.

Other

Novel & Short Story

67. TEIXEIRA, Ana Catarina. À Procura de um País: A Prosa Angolana dos Anos 80. Brown. Simas-Almeida.

Language & Linguistics

Spanish

Dialectological

68. CHUNG, Hye-Yoon. Two Types of Focus in Castilian Spanish. Texas. Nishida.

Historical

69. DE ANGULO, Beatriz. El futuro de subjuntivo: Análisis cuantitativo sincrónico y deacrónico, siglos XIII–XVII. Houston. Gutiérrez.

70. ZAMPAULO, André. (Alveo)Palatal Evolution in Spanish and Related Romance Languages. Ohio State. Campos-Astorkiza.


Second Language Acquisition

71. JUDY, Tiffany Erin. Sources of Performance and Processing Errors in Near-native L2 Spanish Speakers, L1 Farsi. Florida. Rothman.

72. PASCUAL Y CABO, Diego. Agreement Reflexes of Emerging Optionality in Heritage Speaker Spanish. Florida. Rothman.

73. ZAMORA, Roxana María. Particularidades lingüísticas en el discurso escrito académico de estudiantes bilingües universitarios de España. Houston. Gutiérrez.

Sociolinguistics

74. BRYANT, Julianne. Languages and Identity among Adolescent Heritage Spanish Students. Purdue. Lorenzino.

75. CHAHHOU, Khalid. El estatus del español en Marruecos: Políticas nacionales marroquíes y la acción exterior de España. CUNY. Del Valle.

76. D’ARPA, Daniel. Creole English and Linguistic Acts of Identity among Dominican Youths in St. Thomas. Temple. Lorenzino.

77. RICHARTE, Itzel. El uso de pronombres personales en la oralidad méxico-americana de Houston, Texas. Houston. Gutiérrez.

78. VIVAS, Nora. Uso de las construcciones hendidas como estrategia focalizadora en el española hablado por méxico-americanos en Houston. Houston. Gutiérrez.

Synchronic

79. GARZA, Anel. El registro académico en estudiantes hispanohablantes de herencia. Houston. Halliday.

Multiple Approaches

80. CARLSON, Kristin M. An Epistemology of liquid Gemination in the Spanish of Havana, Cuba: Acoustic and Phonological Analyses of Post-Nuclear /ſ/ and /l/. Purdue. Hammond.

81. CASTILLO RODRÍGUEZ, Susana. Hispanización lingüística de Guinea Ecuatorial durante la colonia. CUNY. del Valle.

82. CORTEZ, Eunice. El español andino en el Perú: El caso de la ciudad andina de Huancayo. Purdue. Holmquist & Lorenzino.

83. CHAPPELL, Whitney. The Glottal Stop in Nicaraguan Spanish: A Language-Internal Hiatus Resolution Strategy. Ohio State. Campos-Astorkiza.

84. DARWICH, Teresa Berenice. Motivaciones lingüísticas en la expresión del sujeto en la segunda cláusula de una secuencia clausal correferente. CUNY. Otheguy.

85. DIAZ COLLAZOS, Ana María. Historia del voseo en la región andina colombiana. Florida. Pharies.

86. GÓMEZ, Blanca Esther. El discurso periodístico hispano en estudiantes de periodismo de primera y segunda generación. Houston. Gutiérrez.

87. HANNA, Catherine M. A Diachronic Study of the -ra/-se Variation in Early Castilian to Modern Spanish. Houston. Gutiérrez.


88. KORFHAGEN, David. Sociocognitive Factors in Semantic Change. Wisconsin. Tejedo-Herrero.

89. RINCÓN-PÉREZ, Miguel Ángel. Estudio acústico y perceptivo de las vocales que preceden la /s/ posnuclear elidida en dos dialectos del español. Purdue. Hammond.

Other

90. GARZA, Anela. El discurso académico en estudiantes universitarios de español como lengua de herencia. Houston. Fairclough.

91. MEIRINHO GUEDE, Vítor Manuel. El bilingüismo español-inglés y la nueva política educativa. CUNY. del Valle.

92. PÉREZ, Lissette. How Does Output Practice Promote Explicit and Implicit Knowledge? A Qualitative Study on the Effects of Output Practice on the Implicit and Explicit Knowledge of Spanish Indirect Object Pronouns. Purdue. Toth.

93. RUGGLES, Jaseleen. The Expression of Confidence in Written Spanish in Mexico and the Degree of Certainty System. CUNY. Otheguy.

Other/Multiple Languages

Multiple Approaches

94. GONDRA, Ager. A Cross-Generational Syntactic Analysis of Biscay-Basque Relative Clauses. Purdue. Hammond.

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