Here is a sampling of what our graduate students have
published recently:
Prateeti Ballal:
"Mirabai." Women in the Middle Ages: An Encyclopedia.
Vol. II. Eds. Katharina M. Wilson and Nadia Margolis. London
and Westport, CT: Greenwood, 2004.
Antonia Carcelén:
"Towards a Trans-American Mythology?: Learning from Art
and Oral Literature." Forthcoming in the online 26th
Annual ILASSA Conference Paper Collection, Austin, Texas.
March,
2006.
Esther Cuesta:
“A modo de testimoniar: Gloria Anzaldúa’s Borderlands, papeles, and academia.” Gloria González-López and AnaLouise Keating (eds.) Bridging: How and Why Gloria Evangelina Anzaldúa’s Life and Work Transformed Our Own. Austin: University of Texas Press, 2011: 158-164.
“‘We’re Better off Outside Our Country’: Diasporic Ecuadorian Women in Spain since the
Mid-1990s.” (revised and updated) Eds. Ligaya Lindio-McGovern and Erica G. Polakoff. Whitby, ON: de Sitter Publications, 2011.
“Guayaquileña (In)Documentada: One-Way Ticket to My Diaspora(s): A Testimonio.” Techno-Futuros: Critical Interventions in Latina/o Studies. Eds. Nancy Raquel Mirabal and Agustín Laó-Montes. San Francisco: Rowman & Littlefield, 2007: 311-333.
“‘We’re Better off Outside Our Country’: Diasporic Ecuadorian Women in Spain since the Mid-1990s.” Journal of Developing Societies. 23.1-2 (2007): 113-143.
Lilian Feitosa:
"Constructing an identity: Afro-Brazilian Children's Literature
in works by Júlio Emílio Braz, Joel Rufino
dos Santos, and Luiz Galdino". Sankofa: A Journal
of African Children's and Young Adult Literature.
2 (2003): 51-60.
Yehudit Heller:
Kan Gam Ba'kayitz Hageshem Yored [Here, Even in the Summer
it Rains]. Tel-Aviv: Eked Publishing, 2003.
Ha'beme'il Sagol [The
Woman in the Purple Coat]. Tel-Aviv: Eked Publishing, 1996.
"Personal Geographies-Biblical Allusions in Rahel's Poetry." Forthcoming
in Around the Globe: Secular Authors and Biblical
Perspectives.
University of American Press in December 2005.
Neshot Hamelakh [Salt Women, working title]. Poetry
Collection. Jerusalem: Carmel Publishing, 2007.
Daniel Pope:
“True Fictions and Fictional Truths: The Enigmatic
in Sebald's Use of Images in The Emigrants.” (with Florence Feiereisen) Searching
for Sebald: Photography After W.G. Sebald. Ed. Lise Patt.
New York: Institute of Cultural Inquiry, 2007.
Craig Sinclair:
"Audition: Making Sense of / in the Cinema," Velvet
Light Trap - Sounding Off: Film Sound/ Film Music, #51,
Spring
2003, University of Texas Press.
Bun Kong Tuon:
"Haing Ngor," "Loung Ung," "Chanrithy
Him," "Huyn?h, Jade Ngoc Quang." Four articles
on Cambodian and Vietnamese American writers forthcoming
in Encyclopedia of American Ethnic Literature. Ed. Seiwoong
Oh.
"Cambodian American Literature." Forthcoming
in Asian American History and Culture: an Encyclopedia. Eds.
Huping
Lin and Allan Austin.
"Cambodia: Memory and Desire." The
Massachusetts Review.
45 (3): 2004.
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