Geoff Guevara-Geer

Education

Postdoctoral Work: Northwestern University
Ph.D., M.A. – Pennsylvania State University (major: Spanish, minor: aesthetics and literary theory)
B.A. – Ripon College (majors: philosophy, French, Spanish)

Julio Cortázar and His Pursuers 435 (for Spring 2010, in Spanish)
Cuba: Its Revolution and Its Arts 425 (in Spanish)
Magical Realism and other Eccentric Realisms 420 (in Spanish)
A Theoretical Panorama (There Are Others) 450 (in Spanish)
The Spanish American Short Story 410 (in Spanish)
The Fiction of Gabriel García Márquez 415 (in Spanish)
Spanish American Voices: Survey of Span-Am Literature 333 (in Spanish)
Spanish American Voices I: From the Pre-Colombian to modernismo 332 (in Spanish)
Spanish American Voices II: From modernismo through the Post-Modern (in Spanish)
FYS – Identity and a Sense of Place 175 (in English)
FYS – The Ethics of Representation 175 (in English)
Advanced Spanish Composition 320 (in Spanish)
The Hispanophone World 222 (in Spanish)
Elementary/Intermediate Spanish Program 111, 112, 211 (on-going rotation)

“Lazarillo de Tormes and the Little Tramp of Modern Times: Two Modern Pícaros Find Their Way.” “Canadian Review of Comparative Literature/Revue Canadienne de Littérature Comparée.” 24,2 (19: 235-45).
Review of Stephanie Merrim’s “Early Modern Women’s Writing and Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz” for “Latin American Literary Review.”
“The Final Silence of Sor Juana: The Abysmal Remove of Her Closing Night.”
“The Rumba of the Flying Buttresses.” Essay published in playbill for musical production “Cambio” at the Lake Tahoe Shakespeare Festival, 2008.