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Mostrando entradas con la etiqueta my successful academic career. Mostrar todas las entradas
Mostrando entradas con la etiqueta my successful academic career. Mostrar todas las entradas
10 mar 2009

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I got the official letter from the Provost yesterday approving my promotion to Full Professor. The Chancellor still has to sign off on it b...
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10 feb 2009

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I still remember vividly one of the first papers I wrote in Graduate School, for Al Gelpi's imagism class, in the fall of 1981. My the...
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31 dic 2008

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I just heard that the College P & T committee has approved my promotion to (full) professor. Why they have to do this on New Year's...
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1 dic 2008

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I think my book makes several distinct contributions: 1. There hasn't been much good critical writing on Kenneth Koch. There's th...
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2 jun 2008

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Both my books are going into production at the same time. Outside readers should be getting my material soon for my promotion. At some poi...
16 ene 2008

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I now have a contract with the University of Chicago Press to publish my Lorca book, once I've written the rest of it. My email was do...
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18 dic 2007

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Here's one thing I do: if I finish a chapter, as happened today, and I still have another ten minutes left in my scheduled writing time...
24 sept 2007

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I became a specialist in Spanish literature because of "deep image" poetry. Not directly, because it was never my favorite kind o...
23 ago 2007

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Words I want to use very soon in my chapter. lithic, chthonic, syllepsis, tmesis, gnomic, hapax legomenon There's a flavor to Greek v...
2 feb 2007

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My field is a ghetto. There is a good deal of integration between those who study film, culture, and novel of contemporary Spain, between C...
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17 ene 2007

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LAWRENCE, Kan. -- Kansas Associate Professor of Spanish Jonathan Mayhew got a five-year contract extension Thursday that bumps up his annual...
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13 ene 2007

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I've decided to write a review essay on Gamoneda for the Journal of Spanish Cultural Studies . Of course they'll have to accept it ...