Department of Spanish & Portuguese : UC, Berkeley 

^Dr. Barili's current research explores questions of the Self and Other, intercultural competence (multiculturalism, bilingualism, nationalism), global learning and women voices in the public space, as well as student-centered pedagogies

^My current research focuses on the study of institutional talk from a Conversational Analytic approach. My corpus is formed by interactions between service-providers and customers in a bilingual context, the

^For an overview of Charles B. Faulhaber's research and publications, please click on the link below to download his bibliography in Microsoft Word Document format.

^My current research is centered on the impact of modernity on Spanish poetry and theater from the turn of the twentieth century to 1936. Additionally I continue to study the

^Two co-edited collections of essays currently in press reflect my research interests and my commitment to collaborative work: the MLA volume Approaches to Teaching Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz

^My research is primarily concerned with race and nation in modern Spanish America, especially with discourses of mestizaje and indigenismo in Mexico and the Andes. It has led to an

^In recent years, I have been working on the ethical dimensions of cultural production. As a follow-up to some of the questions posed in my book, The Art of Transition

^My first book, Orphans of Petrarch (University of California Press, 1994) examined the sense of cultural inferiority to Italy felt by Spanish Renaissance writers from Juan del Encina, at the

^You can always be updated of my current research by checking the research journal I keep (mostly for my students) at:

http://www.jrvelasco.com/category/secretum 

You'll find my

^Over the last few years I have been working on three main projects. I have written a series of essays that examine different aspects from Folio 46r

^Michael Iarocci's current research focuses on representations of the Napoleonic era in Spain. The invasion and occupation of Spain by France (1808-1814) is a pivotal moment in the history of

^Natalia Brizuela is Assistant Professor of Latin American literatures and cultures.  Author of a number of essays on topics ranging from gender and sexuality, photography and State formations, visual culture

Arthur L.-F. Askins 

NUEVO DICCIONARIO BIBLIOGRAFICO DE PLIEGOS SUELTOS POETICOS (SIGLO XVI). Madrid: Castalia, 1997. With Víctor Infantes.         

BIBLIOGRAFIA DE TEXTOS ANTIGUOS GALEGOS E PORTUGUESES. December, 1997.  Internet: http://sunsite.berkeley.edu/PhiloBiblon

^Currently, professor Rosa is working on a project on literature, art and tourism in the Hispanic Caribbean, and another on the origins of the tropical novel in Nineteenth Century “Spanish