 Carlota Caulfield
Professor, Spanish & Spanish American Studies
Program Head
At Mills since 1992
Office: Mills Hall 333
Phone: 510.430.2356
Email: amach@mills.edu
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| Faculty Office Hours |
|
Days |
Time |
Room |
|
M, W
M |
12:30 - 1:00
3:00 - 4:00 |
Stern 6
MH 333 |
| Fall 2009 Schedule |
| Days |
Time |
Description |
Room |
| M |
11:00AM-12:15PM |
LET 131/231
Aspects of Hisp-Amer Cultures |
STR 6 |
| M |
01:00PM-02:15PM |
SPAN 175
The 20th-C Hispanic Novel |
STR 6 |
| W |
11:00AM-12:15PM |
LET 131/231
Aspects of Hisp-Amer Cultures |
STR 6 |
| W |
01:00PM-02:15PM |
SPAN 175
The 20th-C Hispanic Novel |
STR 6 |
| W |
02:30PM-05:00PM |
SPAN 180
Topics in Hispanic Literatures |
STR 6 |
| TBA |
TBA |
LET 191
Senior Thesis |
TBA |
| TBA |
TBA |
SPAN 191
Senior Thesis |
TBA |
Education
- PhD, Tulane University, New Orleans, 1992. Spanish literature.
Dissertation title: "Entre el Alef y la mandorla: poética, erótica y mística en la obra de José Angel Valente." Diss., 9305785. Ann Arbor, MI: UMI
- MA, San Francisco State University, 1986. Spanish Literature, concentration in poetry and theater
- Licenciatura University of Havana, Cuba, 1979. History, concentration in Spanish and Latin American History
Courses Taught
- SPAN 1: Elementary Spanish I
- SPAN 2: Elementary Spanish II
- SPAN 3: Intermediate Spanish III
- SPAN 4: Intermediate Spanish IV
- SPAN 51: Spanish for Spanish Speakers: Language, Culture and Identity.
- SPAN 101:Composition
- SPAN 140: Introduction to Hispanic Literature
- SPAN 172: Voices in Hispanic Poetry
- SPAN 175: The 20th Century Hispanic Novel
- SPAN 180: Special Topics in Hispanic Literatures (The Avant-Garde)
- SPAN 180: Special Topics in Hispanic Literatures (Literary Experiment and Cultural Pluralsim)
- SPAN 180: Special Topics in Hispanic Literatures (Hispanic Travel Literature)
- SPAN 183: Advanced Seminar in Spanish Literature
- SPAN 191-192: Senior Thesis
- LET 161: Women Writers of Contemporary Spain and Latin America
- LET 131/231: Aspects of Hispanic-American Cultures
- LET 166/266: National Literatures of Latin America: Cuba and Mexico
Professional Interests
Contemporary Latin American and Spanish literature (in particular the
avant-garde), contemporary Hispanic poetry, Hispanic women writers,
U.S. Hispanic/Latina/o writers, Hispanic theater, feminist theory, Spanish mysticism,
Hispanic Jewish literature, U.S. literature
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