Senior Lecturer of Spanish I teach several undergraduate courses on Spanish Language and Literature. My teaching methods aim to reinforce the use of both oral and written Spanish through practice and class discussions. It is also one of my goals to spark the student’s interest in the culture of Spain through the study of its literature and history. Starting from an interest in the field of the literary studies, both the theoretical approach and literary history, my research evolved into Spanish literature, with a focus on the Spanish Golden Age. Publications Retórica, ironía y sofisma en el soneto amoroso quevediano: Hacia una nueva interpretación de Canta sola a Lisi. Pliegos: Madrid, 2019 "De la esencia teatral de Don Quijote" in Cervantes 41.2 (2022): 187-212 Book Reviews "Microquijotes" in Letras Hispanas, Vol 2.2 Department of World Languages and Literature. Texas State University. 21 Sep. 2005 "Con esta carga nacemos las mujeres" Discursos sobre el cuerpo femenino en la España de Cervantes" in Bulletin of the Comediantes, vol.75. no. 2, 2024, pp.171-173 Courses taught Span 3010 Span 3020 Span 3030 Span 4040 Research Research Interests: Spanish Golden Age Poetry Specifc authors: Cervantes and Francisco de Quevedo Frequently Taught Courses Courses Regularly Taught: SPAN 3010 SPAN 3020 SPAN 3030 SPAN 4040 Education Education: Licenciatura (5 year degree) in Anglo-German Philology, University of Valencia (Spain) M.A. in Transaltion and Interpretation, University of Valencia (Spain) M.A, University of Georgia Ph.D, University of Georgia
