Languages, Literatures, & Cultures Theses and Dissertations

• ROBERTO FONTANARROSA: HISTORIA Y LITERATURA A CONTRAPELO. INODORO PEREYRA, EL RENEGAU 

  Battauz, Cecilia Edith (2022)

  As a result of Spanish colonization, nation-building in Latin America followed distinctive and diverse processes, and a protracted chronology that spanned an entire century. The new nation-states that emerged from the ...

• Variation in Interlanguage: Evidence from Internal and External Patterning of Morphosyntactic Variability in the Speech of Second Language Learners 

  Zheng, Qi (2022)

  Language is inherently variable, and learner language is particularly variable. The variationist paradigm considers learner language a heterogeneously variable yet inherently rule-governed system. Specifically, learners’ ...

• Potencialidades desbordadas: Comunalidad y resistencias en las fronteras mexicanas 

  Reyes , Nidia Mariana (2022)

  In recent years, the intense crises of economic globalization, political polarization and escalating violence have increased the dangers faced by migrants around the world. Mexico and Central America present cases where ...

• IMÁGENES DE/DESDE LAS VILLAS: LA CONSTRUCCIÓN LITERARIA DE ESPACIOS EN LA CIUDAD INFORMAL 

  Bulansky, Daniela (2022)

  The villas (commonly viewed as “shanty towns”) in Argentina, have been addressed in literary texts since they began to form as part of the “informal city.” This dissertation interrogates the literary images of these spaces ...

• Exilios y redes en el hispanismo de Estados Unidos (1962-2011): Ficciones y migraciones 

  Devesa Gómez, Nélida Isabel (2022)

  With the outbreak of the Spanish Civil War and the ensuing Franco dictatorship (1936-1975), Spaniards fled and went into exile in large flocks. Unfortunately, the United States only admitted a small group of Spanish ...

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