Carroll Johnson, University of California, Los Angeles
Cervantes’ Errant Legacy
Nina Cox Davis, Washington University in St. Louis
And the Band Played On: Queering Marriage in El entremés del juez de los divoricios
Maria Mercedes Carrión, Emory University
“Por orearme voy de esta manera”: lo queer en el episodio del soldado paje (Don Quixote II, 24)
José Cartagena-Calderón, Pomona College
Reaprendiendo la amistad en el Renacimiento: el case de La Galatea
Juan Pablo Gil-Oslé, Arkansas State University
When Peasants Rule: The Politics of Ordinary People in Cervantes
Luis Corteguera, University of Kansas
The Wrath of Don Fernando: Dorotea, Athene, Cervantes, and Homer
Harry Vélez Quiñones, University of Puget Sound
El Viejo celoso, I Corinthians VII 1-9, and the Archaeology of Desire: Rewriting the Comedia Nueva
Michael Gerli, University of Virginia
El imperio engañado: El celoso extremeño descubierto por María de Zayas y Sotomayor
José Ballesteros, St. Mary’s College of Maryland
Keynote address:
The Virtual Don Quixote: Cide Hamete Benengeli’s Manuscript and Aljamiado Literature
Carroll Johnson, University of California, Los Angeles
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