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Ph.D., Cornell University, 1978
Eighteenth-, Nineteenth- and Twentieth-Century Spanish Literature, Cultural Studies, Literary Theory, Post-colonial Theory

Professor Ugarte specializes in eighteenth-, nineteenth-, and twentieth-century Spanish Literature. He has published extensively in modern peninsular Spanish literature and recently has become interested in cultural studies and postcolonial literature. His major publications include Madrid 1900: the Capital as Cradle of Culture (1996), España y su Civilización (with Kathleen McNerney, 1992), Shifting Ground: Spanish Civil War Exile Literature (1989), and Trilogy of Treason: an Intertextual Study of Juan Goytisolo (1982). Professor Ugarte is the editor with Prof. Mbaré Ngom of a collection of essays on the culture of Equatorial Guinea published in Equatorial Guinea and Spanish Letters (2004), a special issue of the Arizona Journal of Hispanic Cultural Studies.

 

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318A Arts & Science Building
573-882-3578
ugartem@missouri.edu

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Madrid 1900: the Capital as Cradle of Culture

Romance Languages & Literatures
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