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Public Profile Dawn Taylor Bio: Ph.D. candidate in the Department of Comparative Literature at The Pennsylvania State University. My current research project analyzes the processes by which the works of Jorge Amado and Nicolas Guillen became a part of the World Literature "canon." A crucial part of these processes of dissemination is that of the translation of these authors' novels and poems.
Publications: “Jorge Amado’s Penn State Lectures: Brazilian Literature, World Literature (Excerpts).” By Jorge Amado. Transcripts. Comparative Literature Studies, 49.3 (2012): 348-60. “Jorge Amado é ou não é a porta de entrada do Brasil?” [“Is Jorge Amado the Gateway to Brazil or Not?”] By Alamir Aquino Corrêa. Comparative Literature Studies, 49.3 (2012): 361-71. “O racionalismo posto em questão na narrativa latino-americana: de Borges a Jorge Amado” [“Rationalism Called Into Question in the Latin American Narrative: From Jorge Luis Borges to Jorge Amado.”] By Eduardo de F. Coutinho. Comparative Literature Studies, 49.3 (2012): 372-81. “Jorge Amado, exílio e literatura” [“Jorge Amado: Exile and Literature.”] By Eduardo de Assis Duarte. Comparative Literature Studies, 49.3 (2012): 382-94.
Education: Ph.D. Department of Comparative Literature, The Pennsylvania State University, May 2013 (Expected) Minor in Latin American Studies Dissertation: “Regional Craftings, International Receptions: Jorge Amado and Nicolás Guillén” Director: Dr. Thomas O. Beebee Committee: Dr. Djelal Kadir, Dr. Sophia A. McClennen, and Dr. Aldon L. Nielsen M.A. Department of Comparative Literature, The Pennsylvania State University, May 2010 Paper Title: "‘The Posthumous Memoirs’ of Edgar Allan Poe” B.A. Department of Letters, Arts, and Sciences, The Pennsylvania State University, December 2007 Concentration: Languages and Literatures
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