Teresa Sanhueza

Teresa Sanhueza is an Associate Professor of Spanish. She received her PhD from The University of Michigan and has held a visiting appointment at Oberlin College. She has published on Latin American theater in numerous journal articles and book chapters including publications in Latin American Theater Review, Acta Literaria, Revista de Humanidades, Italian Americana, and Revista afuera.

Teresa is the author of Continuidad, Transformación y Cambio: El grotesco criollo de Armando Discépolo (Buenos Aires: Editorial Nueva Generación, 2004). Her current research focuses on Chilean and Argentinean Theater. She is currently co-editing a book in honor of Mauricio Ostria and finishing a book on Roberto Arlt.

• SPA 111: Elementary Spanish I
• SPA 112: Elementary Spanish II
• SPA 153: Intermediate Spanish
• SPA 212: Exploring the Hispanic World
• SPA 280: The Spanish-Speaking World: Portals and Perspectives
• SPA 303: Spanish Conversation
• SPA 312: Page, Stage, and Performance. Theater and Drama of the Spanish-Speaking World
• SPA 347: Contemporary Theater in Spain and Spanish America
• SPA 369: Topics in Literary and Cultural Studies
• SPA 398: Honors Directed Reading and Research

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