Fairy Tales (GLST 2680)
Fairy Tales Spring 2025 GLST 2680.001 CRN 34305 GD:HU Credit, taught in English MWF 2-2:50 p.m. Dr. Jake van der Kolk vanderkolkj24@ecu.edu Examination of fairy tales and their relevance for...
Fairy Tales Spring 2025 GLST 2680.001 CRN 34305 GD:HU Credit, taught in English MWF 2-2:50 p.m. Dr. Jake van der Kolk vanderkolkj24@ecu.edu Examination of fairy tales and their relevance for...
2015. Juan Daneri, Text ed. and trans. Tras las sombras del Tibet / Behind the Shadows of Tibet by Alex von Bischhoffshausen (Patagonia: Desde las Antípodas Ediciones)
2015. Michael Schinasi. Ventura de la Vega and El hombre de mundo: At the Threshold of the Realist Period in Spain. (Academia del Hispanismo, Vigo Spain)
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A hard-earned congratulations to Dr. Nieves González Fuentes, who has just published her first book! Her book is titled No, hija, esta vez no: Una mirada feminista al cine de...
Javier Lorenzo, Associate Professor of Hispanic Studies, published Space, Drama, and Empire: Mapping the Past in Lope de Vega's Comedia with Rutgers/Bucknell University Press. Professor Lorenzo's book investigates how...