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Jessica A. Folkart

Professor

Virginia Tech

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College of Liberal Arts and Human Sciences

Department of Modern and Classical Languages and Literatures

Jessica A. Folkart is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts And Human Sciences Professor at Virginia Tech.

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literature spanish cultural studies comparative literature culture literary criticism narrative contemporary fiction modern literature literary studies world literature literary theory human migration tourism popular culture visual culture literary history migration studies urban history historical geography transnational mobility cultural tourism tourism planning urban tourism cultural geography spanish identity liminal fiction contemporary peninsular novel principes nubios juan bonilla urban coastal tourism william j. nichols creative destruction

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William J. Nichols. the Paradox of Paradise: Creative Destruction and the Rise of Urban Coastal Tourism in Contemporary Spanish Culture.. Symposium A Quarterly Journal in Modern Literatures (2025)

tourismurban historyhistorical geographyurban coastal tourismspanishwilliam j. nicholscultural tourismcreative destructionpopular culturetourism planningculturecultural studiesurban tourismcultural geographyvisual cultureurbanism

The Art of Time: Levinas, Ethics, and the Contemporary Peninsular Novel. Journal of Spanish Cultural Studies (2020)

Jessica A. Folkart

contemporary peninsular novelliteraturespanishculturecultural studies

On Doubling and Dis/Ability: The Voice and View of Difference in the Fiction of Cristina FernáNdez Cubas. Symposium A Quarterly Journal in Modern Literatures (2019)

Jessica A. Folkart

literary studiescomparative literaturenarrativecontemporary fictionliteratureliterary criticismmodern literature

Liminal Fiction at the Edge of the Millennium: The Ends of Spanish Identity. Letras Femeninas (2015)

Jason E. Klodt

spanish identityspanishliminal fictionliterature

The Scatological Subject: Immigration, Evacuation, and the Abject in Juan Bonilla's"Los PríNcipes Nubios". e-rph (University of Granada) (2012)

Jessica A. Folkart

transnational mobilityprincipes nubiossociologyjuan bonillasocial scienceshuman migrationmigration studies

Almost the Same, but Not Quite: Re-Orienting the Story of the Subject in Christina FernáNdez Cubas's El AñO De Gracia. Studies in 20th & 21st century literature (2002)

Jessica A. Folkart

world literaturehumanitiesliterary studiescomparative literaturemodern literaturenarrativeliterary historycontemporary fictionliteratureliterary theoryliterary criticismcultural studies

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Jessica A. Folkart

Professor

Virginia Tech

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts and Human Sciences

Department of Modern and Classical Languages and Literatures

Jessica A. Folkart is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts And Human Sciences Professor at Virginia Tech.

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Virginia Tech

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

William J. Nichols. the Paradox of Paradise: Creative Destruction and the Rise of Urban Coastal Tourism in Contemporary Spanish Culture.. Symposium A Quarterly Journal in Modern Literatures (2025)

The Art of Time: Levinas, Ethics, and the Contemporary Peninsular Novel. Journal of Spanish Cultural Studies (2020)

Jessica A. Folkart

contemporary peninsular novelliteraturespanishculturecultural studies

On Doubling and Dis/Ability: The Voice and View of Difference in the Fiction of Cristina FernáNdez Cubas. Symposium A Quarterly Journal in Modern Literatures (2019)

Jessica A. Folkart

literary studiescomparative literaturenarrativecontemporary fictionliteratureliterary criticismmodern literature

Liminal Fiction at the Edge of the Millennium: The Ends of Spanish Identity. Letras Femeninas (2015)

Jason E. Klodt

spanish identityspanishliminal fictionliterature

The Scatological Subject: Immigration, Evacuation, and the Abject in Juan Bonilla's"Los PríNcipes Nubios". e-rph (University of Granada) (2012)

Jessica A. Folkart

transnational mobilityprincipes nubiossociologyjuan bonillasocial scienceshuman migrationmigration studies

Almost the Same, but Not Quite: Re-Orienting the Story of the Subject in Christina FernáNdez Cubas's El AñO De Gracia. Studies in 20th & 21st century literature (2002)

Jessica A. Folkart

world literaturehumanitiesliterary studiescomparative literaturemodern literaturenarrativeliterary historycontemporary fictionliteratureliterary theoryliterary criticismcultural studies

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