SUMMARY OF WFU FACULTY INFORMATION FORMS
for
ROMANCE LANGUAGES DEPARTMENT
Reynolda Campus
2004-2005
I.
Publications, Performances, Exhibits
III. Editorships,
Offices, and Consultancies
I. Publications, Performances, Exhibits
Albrecht, Jane W.:
“Theater and Politics in Four Film Versions of the Quijote,” Hispania, Special Quixote Issue, 88.1 (March 2005): 4-10
Barbour, Sarah E.:
Desire to be Serious in Moi, Tituba sorcière...noire
de
Ewalt, Margaret R.:
“Father Gumilla: Crocodile Hunter: The Function of Wonder in El Orinoco ilustrado.” In El saber de los jesuitas, historias naturales y el Nuevo Mundo. Madrid/Frankfurt: Iberoamericana/Vervuert, 2005. 303-333.
Friedman, Mary L.:
Book: The Self in the Narratives of José Donoso
(Chile 1924-1996).
“José Donoso’s ‘Taratuta’” The Uses of Cultural Patrimony.” Romance Notes, XLIV, 3 (Spring 2004): 327-335.
Book: The Poetry of Ana María Fagundo. A Bilingual Anthology. Edited with an Introduction by Candelas Gala. Lewisburg: Bucknell UP, 2005.
“Essences
Made Presence: The Poetry of Ana María Fagundo.” The Poetry of Ana María Fagundo. A Bilingual Anthology.
Ed. Candelas Gala. Lewisburg: Bucknell
UP, 2005. 17-48.
“A modo de
introducción.” Introductory Study
to Desnudos del alma by Marisa Estelrich. Buenos Aires:
Nuevo Ser, 2005. 5-10.
“’Un hombre sin nombre’: The Mirroring
of Language and Nature in Tirso’s El burlador de Sevilla.” Boletín of the Comediantes 56.1
(2004): 97-114.
“The Name of the Game Is in the
Signifier: Molière’s Dom Juan and the Binding Power of Words.” Papers
in Seventeenth Century French Literature XXXI. 60 (2004): 49-67.
“’Lucinaciones’ alucinadas: los poemas de Julia Uceda.” Julia Uceda. Conversación entre la memoria y el sueño. Ed. Luisa Mulet et al. Ferrol: La barca de loto, 2004. 97-118.
González, Luis
“On the Difference between Washing
Machines and Waiting List.” Hispania 88.1 (March 2005):
190-200.
Miguel-Prendes, Soledad:
“Reimagining Diego de San Pedro’s Readers at Work:
Cárcel de amor.” La corónica 32.2
(2004): 7-44.
Morosini, Roberta:
Book review: Victoria Kirkham, “Fabulous Vernacular: Boccaccio’s Filocolo and the Art of Medieval Fiction,” in Studies in The Age of Chaucer, 26 (2004): 403-6.
“Il Roman de Mahomet (1258) tra
tradizione e riscrittura nei Commentari
danteschi del XIV secolo e nella Cronica di Giovanni Villani: un
antieroe a corte,” Letteratura Italiana Antica, June 2005.
“A Sud: tra
pescatori di nuvole, cacciatori di elefanti e ladri di
ricordi. Viaggio nel pianeta sottosopra con Erri De Luca.”
Scrivere nella polvere: saggi su Erri De
Luca ed. Myriam S. Ruthenberg. Pisa: E.T.S., 2005.
Murphy, Stephen J.:
Book : [Edited, with
introduction and notes:] Jean de La Haye, Le
Commentaire de Marsille Ficin, Florentin: sur le Banquet
d’amour de Platon (Paris : H. Champion, 2004)
Book Review of Jean-Eudes Girot, Pindare avant Ronsard, in Renaissance et Réforme (2004)
Book Review of Martine Furno,
Une « fantaisie » sur l’antique
[…], in Renaissance Quarterly (2004)
Tarte, Kendall B.:
“Early Modern Literary Communities: Madeleine Des Roches’s City of
“Seductive Topographies: The Languages of Landscape in La Puce de Madame des-Roches,” Romanic Review 95 (May 2004): 249-69.
Presentation of Madeleine and Catherine Des Roches, Les Secondes Oeuvres, and La Puce de Madame des-Roches, for World Wide Web site “The Renaissance in Print: Sixteenth-Century French Books in the Douglas Gordon Collection,” University of Virginia Library.
http://www.lib.virginia.edu/rmds/collections/gordon/literary/desroches/index.html
http://www.lib.virginia.edu/rmds/collections/gordon/literary/desroches/oeuvres.html
http://www.lib.virginia.edu/rmds/collections/gordon/literary/desroches/puce.html
Sanhueza, Teresa:
Book: Continuidad, Transformación y Cambio: El
grotesco criollo de Armando Discépolo. Buenos
Aires: Editorial Nueva Generación, September 2004.
Dos
aproximaciones a la marginalidad: los pescadores en Las redes del mar y Chiloé, cielos
cubiertos.” Latin American
Theatre Review 38/1 (Fall 2004): 73-91.
Book Review: Ictus. La palabra compartida. Antología. Dos tomos. Santiago: Editorial Don Bosco SA, 2002. Forthcoming. Latin American Theatre Review 38/1 (Fall 2004): 202-204.
Vitti, Antonio:
Book review – Millicent Marcus, After Fellini: National
Cinema in the Postmodern Age”, Johns Hopkins UP, 2002. In Italica Vol. 81, No. 3, Autumn
2004, pp. 443 – 444.
“IL dei frondisti ciociari alla revista (Cinema), La
Ciociaria tra scrittori e cineasta (Metauro
Edizioni 2004): 457 – 482.
Wells, Byron R.:
Book: Wells, Byron R. and Philip
Stewart, eds. Interpreting Colonialism.
II. Papers and Presentations Presented at
Professional Meetings
Albrecht, Jane W.:
“El caballero de Olmedo: From Page to Stage and Tragicomedy to Tragedy,” presented at the International Golden Age Drama Symposium, Association for Hispanic Classical Theater, El Paso, Texas, March 2005
Anthony, Elizabeth M.:
“Fatal Attractions: Love and Betrayal in the French Crime Film,”
Romance Language Film Symposium,
Barbour, Sarah E.:
April
2005, invited to organize and chair the panel “Cannibalism in the Works of Maryse Condé” at the
September 2004, “Sexuality and Gender in Ousmane
Sembène’s Faat Kine,” Wake Forest Romance Language Film Symposium,
Ewalt, Margaret R.
"The Legacy of Joseph Gumilla's
Orinoco Illustrated" – Presented at "Jesuit Accounts of the Colonial
Americas-Textualities, Intellectual Disputes,
Intercultural Transfers" in
“Particularities and Perceptions of the Ibero-American Enlightenment.” – Session Organizer
and Chair at ASECS: American Society for
Eighteenth-Century Studies Annual Meeting in
“The Da Vinci Code and the
Eighteenth Century: Fact and Fiction
Regarding the Masons, Secret Societies, and the Illuminati.” – Session Chair
for ASECS: American Society for
Eighteenth-Century Studies Annual Meeting in
“¡Oh monstruo!
¡Oh bestia!”: Facing the Anaconda in the
“El culto a la
coca: de admiratio a scientia en El
Mercurio Peruano.” –Presented at
the XII Encuentro de la Ilustración al Romanticismo at the University of Cádiz, Spain, November 3-5, 2004.
“Exploring Humboldt’s Orinoco Debts to Gumilla.” –Presented at the Humboldt Bicentennial
Interdisciplinary Conference:
"Alexander von Humboldt: From the Americas to the Cosmos" at
the Graduate Center City University of New York
“El culto a la
coca: Wonder and Science in El Mercurio Peruano” –Presented at the Midwest American Society for
Eighteenth-Century Studies Annual Meeting “New Worlds, New Frontiers” at the
Drury Plaza Hotel in
Fulton, J. Michael:
“Seize Which Day?:
The carpe diem Motif in Three Golden
Age Poems.” Presented at the annual meeting of the Rocky
Mountain Language Association, Boulder, CO, September 30 –
“Fray Luis and the
Rhetoric of Self-Justification in Los nombres de Cristo.” Presented at the
“La esencia hecha
presencia: La poesía de Ana María Fagundo.” Philological Association of the
Moderator for a Round Table Discussion with Poets Ana Rossetti, Fernando Operé, Mark
Soto-Smith and María Paz
González, Luis:
Grammar
that Works. 3-hour Workshop at the Foreign Language Association of North
Carolina. Co-presenters: Tyler Chapman and Mary Catherine Rich. October
2004.
Simplifying
Role and Reference Grammar's Macrorole Selection.
Teaching
Writing Using the ACTFL Writing Proficiency Guidelines. Invited workshop to
teachers and instructors,
Hardcastle,
Anna E.:
“Getting into Bed with Fascists: Fernando Trueba’s La niña de tus ojos” presented at 33rd annual Twentieth Century Conference at the University of Louisville, KY, February 2005.
León-Távora, Ana M.:
“A Hallucinatory Trip: Drugging Reality in a Postmodern Era”
in the 54th Mountain Interstate Language Conference at the
Mayers, Kathryn M.:
“Cross-Currents in the Literature Classroom: Teaching
Hernando Domínguez Camargo’s
Poema Heroico from
a Trans-Atlantic Perspective.” Paper read at the Latin American Studies
Association Congress (LASA).
Miguel-Prendes,
“The
Performance of Chivalric Identity at the Court of the Catholic Monarchs,” 80th
Annual Meeting of The Medieval
Morosini, Roberta:
01/2005: “When Boccaccio speaks French … Romeo and Juliet do too.” In
a section entitled “Interdisciplinary approaches to the Italian
Renaissance.” Chair and speaker. Honolulu, Hawaii, Humanities conference.
10/2004: “Maometto e gli infedeli nel Libro di
varie storie di Antonio Pucci e nel
Dittamondo di Fazio Degli Uberti. Giornate di studio su “Firenze prima del
Rinascimento”, presented
at McGill University, Montreal.
06/2004: “Urbano: verso l’urbanità. Un’opera
attribuita a G. Boccaccio.” Zurich,
Switzerland, Conference on the Cantari tradition.
Murphy, Stephen J.:
“On the Threshold of Guy Le Fèvre’s Philosophical Poems,” at Sixteenth Century Studies
Conference, October 2004
“Martyrology and the Cruelty of Inspiration,” for Renaissance Society of America meeting, April 2005
Sánchez, Ivo:
"Patterns of
Repair in Spanish Conversation."
"Interactional Factors in the Placement of Final Adverbials."
ELA Annual Meeting.
Sanhueza, Teresa:
“La imagen
femenina en Muñeca (1924) y Amanda y Eduardo (1931) de Armando Discépolo.”
Tarte, Kendall B.
“Writing Local History: François Le Poulchre on the 1569 Protestant Siege of
Vitti, Antonio:
Paper presented at the annual AATI
Paper presented at the annual AAIS
Paper presented at the Med. Studies Conference in
Keynote Speaker at the
Wells, Byron R.:
“’Un spectacle plein de vie’: Rousseau’s Enduring Nature and Body Ephemeral.”
Biennial Meeting of the Rousseau
Association.
2004 “Verb + Verb in the Spanish of Advanced Learners,”
Mountain Interstate Foreign Language Conference,
Itzá Zavala-Garrett
"Días de
guardar: representación y reformulación del espacio público."
Ninth Conference of the
Revista Mexicana Contemporánea at El Paso, Texas (March 4-6,
2004).
“La humanidad y
la naturaleza en Canto General. ” 24thAnnual
ILASSA (
“Pánico o
peligro: despertar intelectual y político del sujeto femenino.”
10th Conference of the Revista Mexicana Contemporánea
at
III. Editorships, Offices, and Consultancies
Barbour, Sarah E.
Outside reader for
Ewalt, Margaret R.
IASECS: The Ibero-American
Society for Eighteenth-Century Studies: Elected in 2004 at national ASECS
(the American Society for Eighteenth-Century Studies) in
Editorial Board of Crítica Hispánica, a professional journal
Editorial Board of
the
Morosini, Roberta:
Editorial Board of
Biblioteca di Quaderni d’Italianistica.
Editorial Board of
LIA, Letteratura Italiana
Antica.
Vice president of the American Boccaccio Association.
Executive Committee of the MLA, Medieval and Renaissance Branch.
Turner,
Maria-Encarna M.:
Editorial staff for Reflejos, Department of Romance Languages journal for and by students in the Spanish program.
Vitti, Antonio:
Outside reader for
Italica – Journal of Italian Studies.
Reader for Palgrave MacMillan Press, for a project on Italian Cinema
Wells,
Byron R.:
Executive Director, American Society for Eighteenth-Century Studies
Vice President, Rousseau Association
Executive Committee, International Studies for Eighteenth-Century Studies
MIFLC (Mountain Interstate Foreign Language Conference) President for 2005, host for Oct. 13-15 meeting.
Tarte, Kendall B.:
$1800 Grant to show five recent French-language films in 35mm. FACE
(French-American
Cultural Exchange) film grant program, Tournées.
Hardcastle,
Anna E.:
Reynolds Leave for Spring 2005.
Mayers, Kathryn M.:
Delta Delta Delta Apple Pie Teaching Award
Miguel-Prendes,
2004 John K. Walsh Award for an
outstanding article published in La corónica. Awarded by the Executive Committee of the MLA
Division on Medieval Spanish Language and Literature at the MLA meeting in