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Carlota Caulfield

Professor of Spanish and Spanish American Studies
Program Head of Spanish and Spanish American Studies

Professional Interests

Contemporary Iberian and Latin American cultures and literatures, the avant-garde and interdisciplinary approaches to art and poetry, Hispanic poetry, Hispanic women writers, Hispanic theater, Hispanic-Jewish literature, U.S. Latino literature, feminist critical theories, creative writing (poetry and prose), theory and practice of translation

Bio

Carlota Caulfield is a poet, scholar, editor and translator. She specializes in modern Iberian & Latin American literatures and cultures with an emphasis on Transatlantic Studies, Women Writers and Intersections of Art and Poetry. Her research interests include the European and Latin American avant-garde, visual poetry and U.S. Latino/a poets. Currently, she is finishing a new bilingual poetry collection and working on a Catalan visual poetry book.