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Books • Montalvo: Civilizador de los Barbaros Ecuatorianos. Una Relectura de Las Catilinarias Quito, Ecuador: Universidad Andina Simón Bolívar/ Corporación Editora Nacional/ Abya-Yala Press. Serie Magíster, 2004. [Text] Writing of combative purpose, Las Catilinarias groups a dozen
political pasquines written against the military tyrannies of the second
half of the 19th century in Ecuador. I argue that Las Catilinarias
is much more than a book of virulent insults as its traditional reading states.
Montalvo is personified here as the civilizer of the people, and identifies
tyrannies with a state of social, cultural, and grammatical barbarism.
The purpose of this study is to read Montalvo's book from its ambiguos understanding of ecuadorian peoples. Montalvo affirms to defend women, indians and poor and illiterate subjects from ignorance and political corruption while at the same time he supports an elitist project
of national culture that rejects the very same subjects that he appears to be defending. I mantein that such ambiguity is what today's Ecuadorian national
culture and politics have not yet overcome. Published and Forthcoming Articles • “El ensayo y la crítica ecuatoriana contemporánea (1960-2000).” Historia de las Literaturas del Ecuador. Literatura de la República, Vol. 7. Invited contributor. Quito-Ecuador: Universidad Andina Simón Bolívar/ Corporación Editora Nacional (Forthcoming 2008). • "En torno a la crítica,
la literatura, los estudios culturales y los medios masivos. Una entrevista
con Françoise Perus." Revista Iberoamericana. LXVI, 193. Pittsburgh: Instituto Internacional de Literatura Iberoamericana. (October-December
2000): 879-887. [text] • Fred Evans. “La sociedad de todas las voces: Los zapatistas, Bajtín y los derechos humanos,” in Alteridad. Universidad Politécnica Salesiana, Ecuador, No. 5, November 2008, 44-62 • Evans, Fred. “Voices of Chiapas: The Zapatistas, Bakhtin, and Human Rights,” Philosophy Today, 42, 2000, 196-210. (Supplement Text Volume Twenty-Five of Selected Studies in Phenomenology and Existential Philosophy, ed. Linda Martín Alcoff and Walter Brogan). "Voces de Chiapas: los Zapatistas, Bakhtin y los derechos humanos" ( Spanish trans. of published English version; ready for submission). Book Reviews • Micrograms by Jorge Carrera Andrade. Bilingual Edition of Steven Ford Brown and J. Enrique Ojeda (Quito: Corporación Cultural Orogenia, 2007). Invited Contributor. First Draft Reviews Online, Alabama Writers’ Forum, June, 2008. [Text] • El pensamiento social de Juan Montalvo by Arturo Andrés Roig (Quito: Corporacion Editora Nacional). Procesos Revista Ecuatoriana de Historia, 8 (1995-1996): 178-180. |
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• "Sor Juana Ines de la Cruz in the Andean Region. Romantic Reception of the Mexican Poet in the Literary Work of Juan Leon Mera." Research project comissioned by the Museum of the City of Quito.: April-July, 2008. • “El discurso romántico-masculino sobre la mujer: Parodia, censura y violencia de genero en Juan León Mera y Juan Montalvo.” Research Scholarship Grant from Universidad Andina Simón Bolívar. Quito-Ecuador. July-September, 2007. • "The Ecuadorian Contemporary Essay and Literary Criticism 1960-2000." Research project comissioned by Corporacion Editora Nacional, Ecuador. Summer 2007. • “Painting Racial Utopias: Muralism, Nation and Identity in Revolutionary Mexico.” Faculty Research Grant. Assumption College , Summer 2005. • "Looking for the Remains of America: Exoticism, Utopia and Latin American Identity in the 20 th Century." Andrew Mellon Pre-doctoral Fellowship for the academic year 2001-2002. Faculty of Arts and Sciences. University of Pittsburgh. • “Negritude and Indigenismo in Alejo Carpentier and José María Arguedas.” Graduate Student Research Grant (William and Flora Hewlett Foundation). University of Pittsburgh, Center for Latin American Studies (CLAS). Summer 2000. • “Montalvo: civilizador de los bárbaros ecuatorianos.” Graduate Research Fellowship. Latin American Literature Program, Universidad Andina Simón Bolívar. Academic year 1996-1997. Quito-Ecuador. • “Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz bajo censura. Expurgación y santificación de la poetisa mexicana en su primera edición moderna latinoamericana.” In progress. |
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