Professor Jo Labanyi FBA

History Other Regions or Languages Spanish Literature Cultural Studies - Modern Languages Film and Media Studies Southern Europe Spain Latin America
Fellow type
UK Fellow
Year elected
2005
Subjects
Literature, Modern languages

Current post

Professor of Spanish, New York University

Past appointments

New York University Professor of Spanish

2006 -

New York University Professor of Spanish, New York University

2006 -

University of Southampton Professor of Spanish and Cultural Studies

2001 - 2005

University of Southampton Professor of Spanish and Cultural Studies, University of Southampton, and from 15.01.06, Professor of Spanish, New York University

2001 - 2006

University of London Director, Institute of Romance Studies, School of Advanced Study

1997 - 2002

Publications

Spanish Literature: A Very Short Introduction 2010

A Companion to Spanish Cinema 2012

Spanish Cultural Studies: An Introduction 1995

Gender and Modernization in the Spanish Realist Novel 2000

Constructing Identity in Contemporary Spain: Theoretical Debates and Cultural Practice 2002

Other Fellows of the British Academy

Professor Juliet Mitchell FBA

Psychoanalytic and interdisciplinary research into gender/sexual difference and sibling/social group relationships using literature to analyse the horizontal axis missing from social theory

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Professor Dame Marina Warner FBA

History; historical studies of language and literature; English language and literature

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Professor Charles Forsdick FBA

Francophone postcolonial studies, particularly postcolonial literature; French colonial history (including Haiti); the transatlantic traffic in enslaved Africans; travel writing and exoticism; translation studies; world literature and graphic fiction

Charles Forsdick FBA

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