Academics

Courses at SB

See semester by semester course descriptions here.

  • SPN 652 Colonial Textual Cities and Andean Borderlands
  • SPN 652 Information and Narration in Andean Colonial Textualities
  • SPN 652 Ruins and Continuities in Andean Narratives
  • SPN 652 Utopian texts in the Andes
  • SPN 652 Matter and Voice in Colonial Textualities
  • SPN 652 Colonial moral geographies
  • SPN 551 Early Latin-American Literature (Andean and Mestizo Studies)
  • SPN 435 Fictions of Communities in the Andes
  • SPN 435 Civilization and Barbarism
  • SPN 453 Literature, Non Fiction and Journalism in Latin America
  • SPN 415 Latin American History trough Fiction
  • SPN 399 Communication, Media and Journalism in Spanish [ visit course blog]
  • SPN 395 Introduction to Latin American Literature: Colonial Period
  • SPN 396 Introduction to Latin American Literature: Modern Period
  • SPN 312 Introduction to Literary Studies
  • SPN 310/311 Spanish Gram & Composition
  • HUS 254 Latin America Today

Recent symposia

Organized on SB campus and virtually: 2019 to present

  • EFÍMERO: Early Modern News Sheets and Pamphlets in the Hispanic World. A virtual round table for faculty and students to discuss new research and projects. Stony Brook University, Thursday March 18th, 2021, from 10.30 am to 12.30 pm. See website video and publications. See website here (video and publications).
  • Visual Culture and Textuality in Colonial Spanish America (16th-18th century) at Stony Brook University. March 5th-6th, 2020, explores the intersection between textual and visual artifacts in Spanish American colonial territories between 1520 and 1720. See website here.
  • Digital Humanities and Networks. Participan Carmen Espejo Cala (Univ de Sevilla), José A. Rodríguez Garrido (Pontificia Univ Católica del Perú), Paul Firbas (Stony Brook Univ.) y los estudiantes del doctorado en literaturas hispánicas de Stony Brook. Marzo 14 y 15 de 2019.  Ver póster, video y programa.
  • See more here.

Blog & websites