José R. Cartagena-calderón is currently serving as a Latin American Studies Associate Professor of Romance Languages and Literatures at Pomona College.
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José R. Cartagena-CalderóN
Pomona College
Associate Professor of Romance Languages and Literatures
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Cervantes Y Las Ficciones De La Masculinidad. Tradition and Innovation in Early Modern Spanish Studies: Essays in Memory of Carroll B. Johnson (2008)
Masculinidades En Obras: El Drama De La Hombria En La Espana Imperial. (2008)
el dramacultural historyfeminist identitydramaturgygender theorycontemporary dramacultural studiesmasculinityfeminist theorytheatreespana imperiallatin american studiesmen's studiespostcolonial writingspanishgendered sexualityfeminist studies
El Habito No Hace Al Monje?: Transvirilismo E Indumentaria En El Quijote. 1605-2005: Don Quixote Across the Centuries (2005)
ethnographysociodemographic variableel quijoteportugueseculturecultural studiescultural changelatin american researchlatin american studiestransvirilismo e indumentariaspanishtranslation studies
Las Paradojas De Cuerpo, Sexo Y Genero En La Monja Alferez, Comedia Famosa De Perez De Montalban. Actas del Congreso Internacional El Siglo de Oro en el nuevo milenio: Historia, critica y teoria literaria (2005)
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Trans-Atlantic Conquests and the Imagining of Imperial Masculinities in Lope De Vega's El Nuevo Mundo Descubierto Por Cristobal Colon. Special Renaissance issue of Annals of Scholarship - Renaissance Transactions & Exchanges (2004)
social historyglobal historycultural historyinterdisciplinary historycolonialismhistoryinternational historycultural studieslatin american researchcivilizationsempiretransnational historyimperial masculinitiespost-colonial criticismpostcolonial writingtrans-atlantic conquests
El Es Tan Rara Persona': Sobre Cortesanos, Lindos Sodomitas Y Otras Masculinidades Nefandas En La Espana De La Temprana Edad Moderna. Lesbianism and Homosexuality in Early Modern Spain (A. Saint-Saens and M.J. Delgado, eds., University Press of the South, 2000)
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Lope and the Matter of America: Approaching the Comedia From a Trans-Atlantic Perspective. Approaches to Teaching Early Modern Spanish Drama (M. Greer and L. Bass, eds., MLA, 2006)
