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Irlemar Chiampi |
| She holds a bachelor's degree from the University of São Paulo (1966), a master's degree from the University of São Paulo (1971), a doctorate from the University of São Paulo (1976) and a post-doctorate from the University of São Paulo (1983). She is currently a full professor (retired) at the University of São Paulo. Her main areas of focus are: Historicism, Mythology, Aesthetic Modernity, Marvelous Realism, Contemporary Latin American Novels and Literary Romanticism. | |
| Link to Lattes CV: http://lattes.cnpq.br/3364188451255661 |
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Jorge Schwartz |
| He holds a degree in Latin American Studies and English from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem (1970), a master's degree in Literature (Literary Theory and Comparative Literature) from the University of São Paulo (1976), and a PhD in Literary Theory and Comparative Literature from the University of São Paulo (1979). He is currently a retired full professor at the University of São Paulo, accredited by the Graduate Program in Spanish and Hispanic-American Literature. He has experience in the area of Literature, with an emphasis on Modern Foreign Literature, working mainly on the following themes: Oswald de Andrade, Jorge Luis Borges, avant-garde, Oliverio Girondo, and modernism. He was Director of the Lasar Segall Museum from 2008 to 2018. | |
| Link to Lattes CV: http://lattes.cnpq.br/1104939281760407 |
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María de la Concepción Piñero Valverde |
| Retired full professor of Spanish Literature at the University of São Paulo (2005), where she earned her PhD in 1987 and habilitation in 1993. Graduated in Romance Philology from Universidad Complutense de Madrid (1969) and holds a Master's in Hispanic Linguistics from Sorbonne University, Paris (1975). Researcher in Medieval Epic, Golden Age Literature, and cultural relations between Brazil and Spain. | |
| Link to Lattes CV: http://lattes.cnpq.br/0059615305652166 |
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Maria Teresa Cristófani de Souza Barreto |
| Graduated in Portuguese and Spanish from the University of São Paulo (1978), Master in Literature (Spanish Language and Spanish and Hispanic-American Literature) from the University of São Paulo (1987) and PhD in Literature (Spanish Language and Spanish and Hispanic-American Literature) from the University of São Paulo (1993). She is currently a senior professor at the University of São Paulo. She is a member of editorial boards and provides scientific advice. She is responsible for several websites, both institutional and academic, notably www.fflch.usp.br/sitesint/virgilio. She has experience in the area of Literature, with an emphasis on Baroque/Neo-Baroque/Neo-Barroso/Anti-Baroque, working mainly in contemporary Latin American literature. She is the author of Letras sobre o espelho - Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz; A libélula, A pitonisa - Revolução, homossexualismo e literatura em Virgilio Piñera (presentation by João Alexandre Barbosa; finalist in the Casa de las Américas Prize, in Cuba, in 1996); A receita de Mario Tatini and Calentura. | |
| Link to Lattes CV: http://lattes.cnpq.br/1174263723432447 |
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María Zulma Moriondo Kulikowski |
| PhD in Linguistics from the University of São Paulo (1997), Master in Literature (Spanish Language and Spanish and Hispanic American Literature) also from the University of São Paulo (1990). Graduated in Castilian, Literature and Latin, from the Instituto Nacional del Profesorado Mariano Moreno (1973) and in Information Sciences, from the National University of Córdoba (1975). Tenured Professor (Doctor II) at the University of São Paulo. She has experience in the area of Linguistics, with an emphasis on the Spanish Language, working mainly on the following topics: Spanish Language, studies on (dis)courtesy, orality in literary texts, Roberto Arlt, Manuel Puig. | |
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E-mail: mazumo@usp.br |
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Mirta María Groppi Asplanato de Varalla |
| She holds a degree in Languages/Linguistics from the University of the Republic, Faculty of Humanities and Sciences (1989), a PhD in Philology and Portuguese Language from the University of São Paulo (1997) and a post-doctorate from the University of the Republic, Faculty of Humanities and Sciences of Education/Institute of Linguistics (2006). She is a professor at the University of São Paulo, Department of Modern Languages, Spanish and Hispanic-American Language and Literature. She has experience in the area of Linguistics with an emphasis on the Spanish Language, working mainly on the following topics: Spanish grammar, syntax, historical linguistics, variation and the Portuguese language. | |
| Link to Lattes CV: http://lattes.cnpq.br/5404251444941207 |
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Neide T. Maia González |
| Graduated and graduated in Languages from the University of São Paulo (1971), with specializations in Portuguese, French and Spanish. PhD in Linguistics from the University of São Paulo (1994). Retired professor at the University of São Paulo, FFLCH/DLM. Experienced in Linguistics, with emphasis on Linguistic Theory and Analysis, she works mainly in the following areas: language acquisition/learning, foreign language teaching/learning, Spanish teaching/learning, and contrastive linguistics. She has been a translator (public and of works, especially literary works) and has conducted research in the field of translation theory and practice. In recent years, she has also dedicated herself to issues of language policy, focusing mainly on the situation of Spanish teaching in Brazil, whose characteristics are also the subject of her analyses. She is co-author of Orientações Curriculares para o Ensino Médio (Linguagens, Códigos e suas Tecnologias: Conhecimentos de Espanhol, MEC-SEB, 2006). Likewise, she has dedicated herself to the critical analysis of teaching materials for teaching Spanish (Elementary and Secondary Education) and was a representative of the foreign languages area on the Technical Committee of the PNLD 2011, Elementary Education and an evaluator of the PNLEM 2012. | |
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E-mail: nemago@terra.com.br |
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Valeria de Marco |
| She holds a degree in Portuguese and Spanish from the University of São Paulo (1973), a master's degree in Literature (Literary Theory and Comparative Literature) from the University of São Paulo (1983) and a PhD in Literature (Literary Theory and Comparative Literature) from the University of São Paulo (1991). She is currently a full professor (Spanish Literature), coordinator in Brazil of the international project Editores y editoriales iberoamericano (siglos XIX-XXI) EDI-RED (Scientific Director Dra Pura Fernández - Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas), member of the board of the Institute of Advanced Studies of USP, member of the editorial board of Editora da USP. She has experience in the area of Literature, with an emphasis on Spanish Literature, working mainly on the following themes: comparative literature, Brazilian romanticism, Alencar, 20th century Spanish literature, literature and women, testimonial literature, literature and exile, Max Aub. | |
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E-mail: valmarco@usp.br |