Gwen Kirkpatrick

Libros: Critical edition with introduction: Ricardo Guiraldes, Don Segundo Sombra, UNESCO/ Ediciones Archivos/ University of PittsburghPress, 1995. Sarmiento: Author of a Nation (co-edited with T. Halperin, I. Jaksic, F. Masiello), 1994, U. of California Press Women, Culture and Politics in Latin America (U. of California Press, October 1990), co-authored with US-Stanford Seminar onFeminism and Culture in Latin America. The Dissonant Legacy of Modernism: Lugones, Herrera y Reissig and the Voices of Modern Latin American Poetry, University of California Press, 1989, 294 pp. Artículos y capítulos en libros: ''Dos poemas narrativosde los años cincuenta: Morte e vida severina y Canto General. Revista Iberoamericana spring 1998. ''Ways of Working in California.'' Contextos, historias y transferencias en los estudios latinoamericanistas europeos, ed. S. Klengel. Berlin: VervuertIberoamericana, 1997, 227-232. ''Alejandra Pizarnik como sitio de refugio,'' Feminaria (Buenos Aires) No. 16, May 1996, 13-17. ''El feminismo en los tiempos del cólera,'' Revista de Crítica Literaria Latinoamericana (42:1995, 45-55). ''The Creation ofAlfonsina Storni,'' A Dream of Light and Shadow, ed. Marjorie Agosín, U. of New Mexico Press, 1995, 95-118. ''The Confessional 'I' and the Roving Eye: Alfonsina Storni as 'Tao Lao','' Reinterpreting the Spanish American Essay, ed. Doris Meyer; Austin: U.of Texas Press, 1995, pp. 135-147. ''Cultural Identity, Tradition, and the Legacy of DSS,'' Don Segundo Sombra, critical edition, 1994, xv-xxviii. ''Introduction'' (with Francine Masiello), Sarmiento: Author of a Nation, 1994, pp 1-16. ''Scholarshipand Passion: Myth and Historiography in the New World'', Common Knowledge (Oxford U. Press), Spring 1993, pp. 165-172. ''Delmira Agustini y el 'Reino Interior' de Rodó y Darío,'' ¿Qué es el modernismo?, ed. Richard Cardwell and B. McGuirk (Boulder:Society of Spanish and Spanish American Studies, 1993), 295-306. ''La prosa inédita de Julio Herrera