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Romance and representation
Junior faculty in Romance Languages and Literatures trace empires and ideologies.
Spanning from the medieval to the contemporary—and from the America...
Two UChicago Scholars to Receive Scaglione Prizes from the Modern Language Association
By Sara Patterson
For their books, Assoc. Prof. Noémie Ndiaye and Asst. Prof. Maria Anna Mariani respectively will receive the Aldo and Jeanne Scag...
The page and the stage
Khouloud Gargouri studies women on stage and fictional characters in the French-speaking world.
Khouloud “Lou” Gargouri, a fourth-year PhD student in...
Excerpt: El Abra del Yumurí
"No one would dream of not inviting them, for the consequences would be devastating, fatal."
When Frederick de Armas was a child, his mother, Ana Gal...
Two Perspectives on Translation
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Translation is often the closest way to read a text. Two scholars discuss the process, its pitfalls, and ultimately its payoffs.Jason Grunebaum is sen...
Crossing Borders
Romance Languages and Literatures assistant professors span centuries and disciplines.
“My way of approaching reality was always filtered by literatu...
Past Text
Romance Languages and Literatures professors cite some of their influencesWhat was one text that influenced you? Tableau asked the assistant professor...
Arnold I. Davidson Honored by French Government
Arnold I. Davidson, Robert O. Anderson Distinguished Service Professor in Philosophy, Comparative Literature, Romance Languages and Literatures, and t...
An Amazing Voyage
A longtime faculty member retraces her path as a scholar, teacher, and woman at the University of Chicago.
I arrived at the University of Chicago in ...