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Current research interests:
- Early Modern Spanish
Literature and Culture
- History of courtesy
- Baltasar Gracián
- Women novelists
- Spanish historiography
- Comedia
- Mise-en-scčne as an approach to
teaching comedia
- Cervantes
- History and theory of
money and coinage
- Comparative approaches
to seventeenth-century studies
Recent Publications:
- Picking Wedlock: Women
and the Courtship Novel in Early Modern Spain. Lanham, MD: Rowman and Littlefield, 2001.
- "Women and the novela de cortejo". Zayas and Her Sisters Vol. 2. Judith Whiteack and Gwyn Campbell, eds. Global
Publications, Binghamton, NY, 2001.
- "Rhyme and
Reason: Verse Interpolation in Golden Age Prose Fiction." Caliope: Journal of the Society for
Renaissance and Baroque Hispanic Poetry. Summer 2001.
- "Juan Pérez de Montalbán's 'Not-So-Terrible Mothers'." Romance
Languages Annual 11 (1999): 412-416. West Lafayette, IN: Purdue
Research Foundation, 2000.
Courses Taught:
- Graduate Courses:
Cervantes; The Secularization of Exemplarity; Early Modern Prose
Fiction; Medieval Literature from the Margins; Golden Age Poetry,
Critical Approaches to Golden Age Drama
- Undergraduate Courses:
Medieval Spanish Literatures; Comedia; Don Quijote; Golden Age Prose, Introduction to Spanish
Literature I, II; Culture and Civilization of Spain; Women in Golden Age
Seville; Advanced Composition, Advanced Conversation.
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