Carmen Pereira-Muro
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Carmen Pereira-Muro Assistant Professor of Spanish Ph.D., University of Wisconsin-Madison, 1998 |
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| Publications | Description of Publications Pereira-Muro has published on 18th-century male friendship poetry and the construction of gendered sensibilities; the role of 18 th -century intellectual Padre Feijoo in the development of Spanish liberal thought; Galicians' migration to Cuba in the 19 th century as a catalyzer of both Galician and Cuban nationalisms, as reflected in Rosalía de Castro's poetry, Fernando Ortiz' essays and Cuban teatro bufo treatment of “gallegos”. In relation with her current book research, she has published several articles on Emilia Pardo Bazán's relation with Galician nationalism (on her book Morriña ) and Spanish nationalism (in her “Apuntes autobiográficos” as a response to Galdós' creation of a masculine national epiphany in Trafalgar ), and on her last novel Dulce Dueño as a defiantly Spanish and female version of fin de siècle art (especially opera) and writing. Dr. Pereira-Muro is the author of Culturas de España: Una perspectiva histórica y temática , a textbook for upper-level students of Spanish. Culturas de España challenges the traditional teaching of "Spanish civilization,” emphasizing topics such as Spain's cultural plurality, women's history, and the political values of "culture" in the era of small nationalisms. List of publications Books
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| Current Research | Pereira-Muro is preparing a book for publication on Emilia Pardo Bazán and the role of the intellectual woman on 19th-century Spanish central and regional nationalisms. She is also interested in Galician studies and her next research project is on the transatlantic relations between Cuba and Galicia's cultural nationalisms at the end of the 19th century and beginning of the 20th. |
| Honors/Awards | Nominated for TTU Equity and Diversity Award (2007) Nominated for TTU Hemphills Wells New Professor Excellence in Teaching Award (2008) |
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