Position/ status
University Senior Lecturer
Email address
Phone no.
(+34) 950.214.459
Academic institution address
Department of Philology/ English Studies
Humanities Building II, 2.76, University of Almería
Blasina Cantizano Márquez has a degree in English (University of Granada, 1994) and a Ph.D. in English Literature (University of Granada, 1999), together with postgraduate courses on language teaching, literature and media studies. Her teaching career started as lecturer of Spanish language and culture in the U.S. (University of Delaware) and at the Centro de Lenguas Modernas (University of Granada). She became lecturer of English Literature at the Department of Philology of the University of Almeria (2000), where she got her tenure in 2006.
At present she teaches different levels of English at undergraduate level and specialized subjects for two recent postgraduate degrees: “Master en Estudios Ingleses: Aplicaciones Profesionales y Comunicación intercultural” and “Máster Universitario en Estudios de Género: Mujeres, Cultura y Sociedad.”
Her research work began on British travel writers on Spanish subjects, resulting in her doctoral thesis “Estudio del tópico de Carmen en los viajeros británicos del siglo XIX” (1999). Henceforth, she combined that main subject with other topics related to women writers, female images in literature and feminism. She is currently working on different research fields on contemporary subjects: American short stories and writers, children’s literature in English and the relationship between literature and some artistic fields such as music, cinema and painting.
Her research work has provided a variety of publications and contributions to international conferences on literature and/or cultural studies. Her most recent publications and projects are either related to her academic activity or joint projects with other members of this research group.
Publications
"Edith Nesbit: un legado para la modernidad. El universo mágico de Edith Nesbit. Ed. Dolores Romero López Sevilla: Renacimiento, 2019. 219-250.
“Ferdinand: literatura, cine, ecología y pacifismo”. Repensando la didáctica de la lengua y la literatura. Paradigmas y líneas emergentes de investigación. Coord. María del Mar Campos Fernández-Fígares y María del Carmen Quiles Cabrera. Madrid: Visor Libros, 2019. Pags. 215-225.
"Tras los pasos de Washington Irving: Viajeras norteamericanas en la Andalucía del siglo XIX" Revista de Filología Universidad de La Laguna, nº 38, 2019: 29-40.
Una llegada inesperada y otros relatos, by Ha Jin. Ed. & translated with an introduction by José R. Ibáñez & Blasina Cantizano Márquez. Madrid: Encuentro Ediciones, 2015. [321 p.] To view or download the introduction to this short story anthology, click here.
”Damas y caballeros a la mesa: apuntes sobre gastronomía andaluza en la literatura británica del siglo XIX”. La Andalucía rural vista por viajeros extranjeros. Campos, posadas y tabernas. Eds. Vicente López Folgado y Mª Mar Rivas Carmona. New York: Peter Lang Publishing Inc., 2013. 127-142.
“Londres, ciudad de cuentos”. Cuadernos de literatura infantil y juvenil, nº 252 (Marzo- Abril 2013): 44-53.
“De mujeres y pájaros. Birds of America de Lorrie Moore.” A View from the South: Contemporary English and American Studies. Proceedings of the 34th AEDEAN International Conference Almeria 2010. Eds. José R. Ibáñez & José Francisco Fernández. Almería: Editorial Universidad de Almería, 2011. 348-354. To view or download document, click here.
“Características de la narrativa breve actual en Estados Unidos.” Distancias cortas. El relato breve en Gran Bretaña, Irlanda y Estados Unidos (1995-2005). Eds. Blasina Cantizano Márquez et al. Oviedo: Septem Eds., 2010. 205-223.
“Panorama del relato corto norteamericano: autores y obras.” Distancias cortas. El relato breve en Gran Bretaña, Irlanda y Estados Unidos (1995-2005). Eds. Blasina Cantizano Márquez et al. Oviedo: Septem Eds., 2010. 225-287. [In collaboration with José R. Ibáñez]
“Las mujeres en Richard Ford”. Las cosas de Richard Ford. Estampas varias sobre la vida y obra de un hispanista inglés en la España del siglo XIX. Edited by Carmelo Medina Casado. Jaén: Universidad de Jaén, 2010. 47-75.
“Mixed Marriages Are a Doomed Enterprise: A Taxonomical Approach to Family Units in Jhumpa Lahiri’s Short Fiction.” On the Alien Shore. A Study of Jhumpa Lahiri and Bharati Mukherjee. Ed. Jaydeep Sarangi. Delhi: Gnosis, 2010. 27-42. [In collaboration with José R. Ibáñez] To view or download document, click here.
“Mujer e identidad sexual en relatos norteamericanos contemporáneos”. Identidades femeninas en un mundo plural. Edited by Mª Elena Jaime de Pablos. Sevilla: AUDEM, 2009. 119-124. To view or download document, click here.
“Interculturalidad en el relato norteamericano contemporáneo”. Estudios de literatura norteamericana: Nabokov y otros autores contemporáneos. Edited by Juan José Torres Núñez y Susana Nicolás Román. Almería: Servicio de Publicaciones de la Universidad de Almería, 2008. 109-128.
"Sobre hombres y perros: los relatos de Arthur Bradford". Espéculo. Revista de Estudios Literarios, nº 32 (marzo- junio 2006). Online. To view or download document, click here.
Blasina Cantizano Márquez