Montserrat Pérez-Toribio
Nombre:
Montserrat
Apellidos:
Pérez-Toribio
Categoría profesional:
Assistant Professor.
Hispanista Emérito:
No
Universidad/Centro de investigación:
Wheaton College.
Departamento/Centro:
Department of Hispanic Studies, Wheaton College
País:
Estados Unidos
Estado:
1
Página de internet personal:
Trabajos publicados:
Participación en congresos y seminarios:
''From Mother to Daughter: The Role of Women's Education in the Correspondence between the Countess of Palamós and her Daughter, Estefanía de Requeséns'', Women's Education in Early Modern Spain and Colonial Latin America. University of Illinois at Chicago e Instituto Cervantes de Chicago, abril de 2009.
''Dorotea: Cervantes' Perfect Doncella'', presentado en The Newberry Library Center for Renaissance Studies. Annual Cervantes Symposium, abril de 2008.
''The Representation of Women's Work in Don Quixote'', presentado en The Renaissance Society of America, marzo de 2007.
"Mothers and Business Women in the Sixteenth Century: Correspondence between two Catalan women'', presentado en el congreso de la AEEA-AHCT, octubre de 2006.
''Genre and Gender Excesses in María de Zayas's La traición en la amistad, presentado en el congreso de la MLA, abril de 2003.
''Boquitas Pintadas: Linguistic survival in the subversive discourses of Cervantes female characters'', presentado en The Newberry Library Center for Renaissance Studies. Second Annual Cervantes Symposium, abril de 2002.
''The Feminization of the Traditional Nation in Ana Caro's Plays and Relaciones'', presentado en el Congreso Anual de la Sociedad Americana del Renacimiento (RSA), en marzo de 2001.
''From Mother to Daughter: The Role of Women's Education in the Correspondence between the Countess of Palamós and her Daughter, Estefanía de Requeséns'', Women's Education in Early Modern Spain and Colonial Latin America. University of Illinois at Chicago e Instituto Cervantes de Chicago, abril de 2009.
''Dorotea: Cervantes' Perfect Doncella'', presentado en The Newberry Library Center for Renaissance Studies. Annual Cervantes Symposium, abril de 2008.
''The Representation of Women's Work in Don Quixote'', presentado en The Renaissance Society of America, marzo de 2007.
"Mothers and Business Women in the Sixteenth Century: Correspondence between two Catalan women'', presentado en el congreso de la AEEA-AHCT, octubre de 2006.
''Genre and Gender Excesses in María de Zayas's La traición en la amistad, presentado en el congreso de la MLA, abril de 2003.
''Boquitas Pintadas: Linguistic survival in the subversive discourses of Cervantes female characters'', presentado en The Newberry Library Center for Renaissance Studies. Second Annual Cervantes Symposium, abril de 2002.
''The Feminization of the Traditional Nation in Ana Caro's Plays and Relaciones'', presentado en el Congreso Anual de la Sociedad Americana del Renacimiento (RSA), en marzo de 2001.
Asociaciones a las que pertenece:
Modern Language Association of America (MLA Renaissance Society of America (RSA)[http://www.rsa.org/]
Fuente de información:
La propia hispanista. http://wheatoncollege.edu/faculty/profiles/montserrat-perez-toribio/
Hispanista:
Si