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Eugene
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Organizing
Committee
Romance
Languages Department
University of Oregon
Contact:
Graduate
Student Conference
Dep't of Romance Languages
1233 University of Oregon
Eugene, OR 97403-1233
readfear@uoregon.edu
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READING
FEAR:
REPRESENTATIONS OF
FEAR
IN
ROMANCE
LITERATURES
GRADUATE
CONFERENCE ORGANIZING COMMITTEE
Nicolino
Applauso
Doctoral Candidate, Romance Languages
Main Research Interests: comic medieval literature and ethics in Italy
and Spain, comparative medieval and modern philosophy, film studies and
theater. Research project: The ethics of comedy in medieval Italian and
Spanish Literature.
Blanca
Aranda
Doctoral Student, Romance Languages
Researching orality in the Mesoamerican, Caribbean and Andean Twentieth-Century
novel and contemporary textual production.
Sonja
S. Burrows
Doctoral Student, Romance Languages
Researching cultural displacement as a vehicle for Spanish language and
culture acquisition for non-native and heritage readers via encounters
with contemporary Chicano literary production. Sonja is also the web designer
for this conference.
Olivier
Clarinval
Doctoral Candidate, Romance Languages
Completing a dissertation titled: "Temple of the Unfamiliar: Childhood
Memories in Nina Bouraoui, Ying Chen, and Gisèle Pineau"
Lisa
DiGiovanni
Doctoral Candidate, Romance Languages
Dissertation title: "Confrontations with Totalitarian Pasts: The
New Historical Novel in Spain and Chile"
Ramon A. Fonkoué
Doctoral Candidate, Romance Languages
Dissertation title: "The Aesthetics and Ethics of Agency in the French
Caribbean Novel"
Ana
Paulina Mross
Doctoral Student, Romance Languages
Researching the construction of nationalisms in XIXth century Mexico and
the representations of Indigenous people and women.
Virginia
Piper
Doctoral Student, Comparative Literature
Virginia studies questions of narrative theory with a focus on British,
French and Russian nineteenth century novels.
Luis
G. Portugal
Doctoral Student, Romance Languages
Researching the Twentieth Century Latin American Baroque and transatlantic
poetry.
Jamie
Richards
Doctoral Student, Comparative Literature
Working on twentieth century Italian and British literatures, the theory
and practice of literary translation, psychoanalysis, and queer theory.
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