Publicly
Available Scholarly and Creative Work –
1. Creative Work:
Creativity – the writing and critical analysis of poetry, film
scripts, and prose, together with my work on digital photography,
video, web-page construction, multi-media, and film – forms
such an important addition to my academic and creative life that it
has now taken over as my number one academic pre-occupation, as is
evidenced by the ongoing success of my web-page and the second place
in the 2003 Tidal Wave Film Festival of Birthday
Suit, a short 16mm film (14 minutes) which I wrote,
directed, produced, and edited. My current curriculum
vitae highlights some of the creative work to which
I am currently committed.
Creative Publications – Poetry Books
Published
Fundy
Lines (Poetry Book). Halifax: Mount Saint Vincent University
Press. 2002. 62 pp.
Fundy Lines is currently being translated
into French and a French edition will be published probably in 2005
or 2006.
Though Lovers Be Lost (Poetry Book). Halifax:
Mount Saint Vincent University Press. 2000. 67.
Sun and Moon. Poems from Oaxaca, Mexico. (Poetry
Book). Halifax: Mount Saint Vincent University Press. 2000. 72.
Broken Ghosts (Poetry Book). Goose Lane Editions.
Fredericton, N.B. 1986.
Last Year in Paradise (Poetry Book). Fiddlehead
Poetry Books. Fredericton, New Brunswick. 1978.
Creative
Texts in Progress
The
Empress of Ireland. (Poetry Book).
A bilingual edition of this text will be published probably in 2005.
Villa
Iluminativa. Poems from Oaxaca, Mexico.
Text under (re-) and (de-) construction. Could be published in 2005.
Decent People. 16 Short Stories. 240 pp. 10
published; no publishing date as yet.
Poetry
Chapbooks Published
On
Being Welsh in a Land Ruled by the English (Poetry Chapbook).
Fredericton, NB. 1993.
Daffodils (Poetry Chapbook). Fredericton,
NB. 1992.
Iberian Interludes (Poetry Chapbook). Fredericton,
NB, 1992.
In the Art Gallery (Poetry Chapbook). Fredericton,
NB, 1991.
Secret Gardens (Poetry Chapbook). Fredericton,
NB, 1991.
Idlewood Poetry (Poetry Chapbook). Fredericton,
NB., 1990.
Short Stories
The
Fundy is the Fundy is the Fundy (short story), NB
Nature, (2002):
Poses (short story). The Nashwaak Review,
9 (2002):
A Way With Women (short story). The Nashwaak
Review, 7 (2000):
Various Kinds of Bull (short story). The
Nashwaak Review, 5 (1997): 178-88.
An Evil Genius: Dewi Sant / St. David’s Day (short
story). The Cormorant, 13, 2 (1997), 9-24.
The Waiting Game (short story). The Nashwaak
Review, 4 (1996): 122-31.
The Field of Peppers (short story). The
Nashwaak Review, 3 (1996):112-23.
Father (short story). The Nashwaak Review,
2 (1995): 45-56.
Decent People (short story). The Nashwaak
Review, 1 (1994), 203-10.
Birthday Suit (short story). The Antigonish
Review, 81-82 (1990), 45-51.
Piggy (short story). The Wild East,
Spring (1990), 7-10.
Poems
Published
Over 120
poems have been published, or accepted, by: Arc, The Aquinian, Revelations,
Nonesuch Magazine, Waves, Quarry, The Antigonish Review, The Canadian
Literary Review, The North York Arts Council Newsletter, the North York
Mirror, Poetry Toronto, Ariel, Cross Canada Writers Quarterly, Poetry
Canada Review, Pottersfield Portfolio, Fiddlehead, the Cormorant, The
Wild East, Poetry Halifax Dartmouth, Germination, the Nashwaak Review,
and others.
Films
and Videos
La cousine. (Acting role / Father. Director:
Pierre Huard. Script editor. July. 2003).
Birthday Suit (Writer, producer, director,
editor. NBFilm Venture Grant Award for production; production dates:
January - October, 2003). Birthday Suit: 2nd place in Rogers Viewers
Choice (Short Films), Tidal Wave Film Festival. Fredericton, November
4-7, 2004.
Hobson’s Choice (Continuity / Script
Editor – Pre-production and production; May / June, 2003).
Moore on Teaching. 30 minute video. 3M Think
Tank. Toronto. 6 May 2003.
Street Music (16mm film).NB Film Co-op. 2nd.
Assistant Director. Pre-production. Production. 3rd Place in Rogers
Viewers Choice (Short Films), Tidal Wave Film Festival. Fredericton,
November 4-7, 2004. Filmed in Fredericton, May - July, 2002.
Full Circle. (16mm film). NB Film Co-op /
English Department. University of New Brunswick. Acting role. Pre-production
(locations), production (continuity) and post-production (continuity).
March, 2002.
Full Circle: for the Record. (Documentary
Video). NB Film Co-op / English Department. University of New Brunswick.
Acting roles plus participation. March / April, 2002.
Elevation. (Video). NB Film Co-op / English
Department. University of New Brunswick. Acting role. February, 2002.
The Gentlemen’s Room. (Video). NB Film
Co-op / English Department, University of New Brunswick. Acting role
plus pre-production, production, and post-production of video. February,
2002.
My Philosophy of Teaching. 60 minute video.
Department of Philosophy. UNB. 2000.
Theatre in Language Teaching: The Oaxaca Project. 30
minute video for Channel 9 TV. Oaxaca, Mexico. December, 1995.
Articles
on Films and Film Making
"Who
Puts the T in Team Work?" Focal Point. January, 2004: 5-6.
"A
Day in the Life of a Film-maker's Dog." Focal Point.
July, 2003: 10.
"My
First Shoot." Focal Point. May, 2002:
5,8.
Poetry
Readings and Public Performances (2000-2004):
2004
Facilitator.
Creative writing workshop (8 hour workshop). Loggieville, Miramichi
City. Saturday, 14 August 2004.
Participant.
Creating Digital Video (Workshop). NBFilm Co-op. York Street, Fredericton.
Saturday. 24 April 2004.
Participant.
NBFilm Co-op. 25th Anniversary. Capitol: Fredericton, New Brunswick.
Friday, 23 April 2004.
Participant.
World Book Day Readings. Old Government House. Fredericton,
New Brusnwick. Friday, 23 April 2004.
Selected
Poems. Open mike reading. Annual General Meeting of the
Writers' Federation of New Brunswick. Portage Restaurant. Miramichi
City. Friday, 16 April 2004.
Lisa
Moore: An Introduction. Banquet:
Annual General Meeting of the Writers' Federation of New Brunswick.
Rodd Miranmichi River. Miramichi City. Saturday, 17 April 2004.
Fundy
Lines.
Poetry reading. Annual General Meeting of the Writers' Federation of
New Brunswick. French Fort Cove. Miramichi City. Friday, 16 April 2004.
Introduction
to Writes of Spring and Parsley. Poetry
Reading. Writes of Spring.
EC103. St. Thomas University. Friday, 19 March 2004.
Fundy
Lines.
Poetry reading. Semaine de la Fierté Française. Ted Daigle
Auditorium. St. Thomas University. Thursday, 18 March 2004.
Though
Lovers Be Lost. Poetry reading. Central New Brunswick
Welsh Society. St. David's Day Dinner. Monday, 01 March 2004.
On
Being Welsh in a Land Ruled by the English.
Poetry reading. Words and Music. Benefit performance
for the Fredericton Arts Alliance. Beaverbrook Art Gallery. Friday,
27 February 2004.
Facilitator:
Debriefing of Tidal Wave Film Festival (2003) and Planning for Tidal
Wave Film Festival (2004). NB Film Co-Operative. Fredericton. 22 January,
2004.
2003
Invited
Guest: AGM, Saskatchewan Writes Guild, Regina, Sask., 17 October 2003.
Suite Ste. Luce, Monet at Giverny,
and Villa Iluminativa. Poetry reading / Canada
Council (by invitation). Before the Lieutenant Governor of New Brunswick,
His Excellency Herménégilde Chiasson. Old Government House.
Fredericton, New Brunswick. Thursday, 23 October, 2003.
Campus Organizer: Translation Day at St. Thomas University. A day of
translation seminars with: Robert Dickson, Jonathan Kaplansky, Gérard
leblanc, Rose Desprès. Sponsored by the Canada Council, the City
of Fredericton, ellipse, and Romance Languages Department, St. Thomas
University. Faculty Lounge. St. Thomas University. (Organizers: Jo-Anne
Elder, Cecilia Francis, jeannette Gaudet, and Roger Moore). Wednesday,
22 October 2003.
MC and Presenter: Introducing 5 poets (Thomas Smith, Xxxx Xxxx, Lawrence
Hutchman, Yvonne Trainer, and Robert Gibbs). Alden Nowlan Literary Festival.
Ted Daigle Theatre, St. Thomas University, Fredericton, New Brunswick.
03 October 2003.
Villa Purgativa. Poetry reading Canada Council
(by invitation). Alden Nowlan Literary Festival. Stepping Stones, Fredericton,
New Brunswick. 03 October 2003.
Sun and Moon, Though Lovers be
Lost, Fundy Lines. Poetry reading
for Poetry Month in Canada. Sponsored by the Canada Council, the League
of Canadian Poets, and the Writers Federation of New Brunswick. St.
Thomas University. 2 April 2003.
Organizer of poetry readings (4) and panel discussion for Poetry Month
in Canada. Sponsored by the Canada Council, the League of Canadian Poets,
and the Writers Federation of New Brunswick. St. Thomas University.
2 April 2003.
Sun and Moon. A poetry reading. Poets for
Peace. Arte Claro. St. Thomas University. 19 March 2003.
Introduction.
“Who
is Ginola D’Artali? An introduction to the artist.” Arte
Claro. St. Thomas University. 17 March 2003.
2002
Fundy Lines. Book launch and poetry reading
sponsored by the Attic Owl. The Attic Owl, Moncton. May, 2002.
“Translating Poetry.” Writers’ Workshop for the Writers’
Federation of New Brunswick. Sheraton Hotel, Fredericton. 20 April,
2002.
Fundy Lines, Though Lovers Be
Lost, Sun and Moon. Poetry reading
sponsored by the Canada Council and the Writers Federation of New Brunswick.
Westminster Books, Fredericton. 18 April, 2002.
Fundy Lines, Though Lovers Be
Lost, Sun and Moon. Poetry reading
sponsored by the Canada Council and the Writers Federation of New Brunswick.
The Attic Owl, Moncton. 05 April, 2002.
On Being Welsh in a Land Ruled by the English.
Poetry reading. Central New Brunswick Welsh Society. Lord Beaverbrook
Hotel, Fredericton. Saint David’s Day. March 1, 2002.
Digital Video and Film. English 3999. Film-making course taken
at UNB, January to April, 2002. Instructor: Tony Merzetti.
2001
New Brunswick Arts Board. Jury member: English Literary Arts. November
29-December 1, 2001.
Sun and Moon 1. A bilingual public poetry
reading (English and Spanish). Auditorium. Centro de Idiomas, UABJO.
29 May 2001.
Sun and Moon 2. A bilingual public poetry
reading (English and Spanish). Auditorium. Centro de Idiomas, UABJO.
29 May 2001.
Selections from Sun and Moon. Poetry Reading
at Fredericton Public Library. Saturday, 10 February 2001.
2000
Sun and Moon and Though Lovers Be lost.
Poetry reading and book launch. St. Thomas University. December 06,
2000.
Publicly Available Scholarly
and Creative Work –
2. On the Scholarship of Teaching (1997-2003):
I was drawn into the Scholarship of Teaching
in 1997 when I received the Distinguished Teacher of the
Year Award from the Atlantic Association of
Universities. As a direct result of this award, in the winter
of 1999, I was invited to visit 6 Maritime universities, facilitating
discussion groups and lecturing on LOTUS (Learning Opportunities
for Tomorrow’s University Students). In 1998,
I worked on the Learning and Teaching Development Committee
at St. Thomas University and, as Chair of this committee, I helped
organize the Effective Teaching Institute
at St. Thomas University in the Spring of 1999, delivering the closing
session which dealt with possible uses of Multi-Media
in Teaching. In the Fall of 1999, I organized the 3rd
AAU Teaching Showcase at St. Thomas University and in
March 2000 published the Proceedings of
that conference, which I edited with Denise Nevo of Mount Saint Vincent
University, Halifax. In July of 2000, I was awarded a 3M
Teaching Fellowship, traveling to the 3M
Retreat at Chateau Montebello in November of 2000. This
award confirmed my dedication to the Scholarship of Teaching
and for the last four years (2000 -2003), I have facilitated the AAU
Institutional Award Winners Retreat at the annual AAU
Teaching Showcase. In 2003, I took over the Chair
of the Learning and Teaching Development Committee
at STU and was elected, as Atlantic Provinces Representative
to the Steering Committee of the Society
for Learning and Teaching in Higher Education.
Proceedings
/ Actes: 4th Atlantic Universities’ Teaching Showcase,
1999 held at Saint Thomas University Fredericton, New Brunswick. (Editor,
with Denise Nevo). Halifax: Mount Saint Vincent UP. 2000.
Videos
on Teaching:
Moore on Teaching. 30 minute video. 3M Think
Tank. Toronto. 6 May 2003.
My Philosophy of Teaching. 60 minute video.
Department of Philosophy. UNB. 2000.
Theatre in Language Teaching: The Oaxaca Project. 30
minute video for Channel 9 TV. Oaxaca, Mexico. December, 1995.
Articles
Published on the Scholarship of Teaching
"Yellow."
St. Thomas University Teaching Perspectives.
March, 2004.
"The
Old Man and the C." [Earnest Hummingway] St. Thomas University
Teaching Perspectives. March 2004.
Institutional
Award Winners Retreat Facilitated by Dr. Roger Moore.
Proceedings: 8th Atlantic Universities’ Teaching Showcase, 2003
held at University College of Cape Breton, Sydney, NS. Halifax: Mount
Saint Vincent UP ( 2004): xxx-xx.
“Communicative
and Poetic Language: An Initiation.” Proceedings: 8th Atlantic
Universities’ Teaching Showcase, 2003 held at University College
of Cape Breton, Sydney, NS. Halifax: Mount Saint Vincent UP, 2004. xxx-xx.
[Peer Reviewed]
“Building
Your CV.” St. Thomas University Teaching Perspectives,
X (2003), x-x.
“Course
Outlines.” St. Thomas University Teaching Perspectives,
X (2003), x-x.
Institutional
Award Winners Retreat Facilitated by Dr. Roger Moore.
(Report circulated to AAU Presidents, AAU LTD Committee Members, and
Retreat Participants). 8th Atlantic Association of Universities Teaching
Showcase. University College of Cape Breton, October, 2003.
Institutional
Award Winners Retreat Facilitated by Dr. Roger Moore.
Proceedings: 7th Atlantic Universities’ Teaching Showcase, 2002
held at University of Prince Edward Island, Charlottetown, PEI. Halifax:
Mount Saint Vincent UP ( 2003): 207-215.
Institutional
Award Winners Retreat Facilitated by Dr. Roger Moore.
(Report circulated to AAU Presidents, AAU LTD Committee Members, and
Retreat Participants). 7th Atlantic Association of Universities Teaching
Showcase. University of Prince Edward Island, October, 2002.
Institutional
Award Winners Retreat Facilitated by Dr. Roger Moore.
Proceedings: 6th Atlantic Universities’ Teaching Showcase, 2001
held at Mount Allison University, Sackville, New Brunswick. Halifax:
Mount Saint Vincent UP, (2002.): 9-17.
Institutional
Award Winners Retreat Facilitated by Dr. Roger Moore.
(Report circulated to AAU Presidents, AAU LTD Committee Members, and
Retreat Participants). 6th Atlantic Association of Universities Teaching
Showcase. Mount Allison University. October, 2001.
“Student
Self-Assessment.” Teaching Voices: UNB Bulletin on
University Teaching. September 2001. 4-8.
“Student
Self-Assessment.” Proceedings: 5th Atlantic Universities’
Teaching Showcase, 2000 held at Saint Mary’s University,
Halifax, Nova Scotia. Halifax: Mount Saint Vincent UP, 2001. 167-75.
[Peer Reviewed]
“Comedy
and the Construction of Community.” St. Thomas University Teaching
Perspectives, 3 (2001),
Institutional Award Winners Retreat Facilitated by Dr.
Roger Moore. (Report circulated to AAU Presidents, AAU LTD Committee
Members, and Retreat Participants). 5th Atlantic Association of Universities
Teaching Showcase. St. Mary’s University. October, 2000.
“Metaphor
and Logic: Some Comments on the Right Brain Left Brain Discussion Regarding
Creativity in Translation.” (Roger Moore and Patrick Malcomson).
St. Thomas University Teaching Perspectives,
2 (2000), 9-12.
“Mexico
Online: The Creation of a Language Learning Community.” Proceedings:
4th Atlantic Universities’ Teaching Showcase, 1999
held at Saint Thomas University Fredericton, New Brunswick . Halifax:
Mount Saint Vincent UP. 2000. 101-07. [Peer Reviewed]
“An
Interactive Approach to the Teaching of Creativity.” Proceedings:
3rd. Atlantic Universities’ Teaching Showcase, 1998
held at Mount Saint Vincent University, Halifax, Nova Scotia.. Halifax:
Mount Saint Vincent UP, 1999. 121-26. [Peer Reviewed]
Foreword
/ Avant-Propos. Proceedings / Actes: 4th Atlantic Association
of Universities’ Teaching Showcase, 1999 held at
Fredericton: Saint Thomas University . Halifax: Mount Saint Vincent
University Press. 2000. 1-13.
“Translation
and the Web: Collaborative Class Design in the Teaching of Spanish as
a Foreign Language.” Expo-enseignement des Universités
de l’Atlantique / Atlantic Universities’ Teaching Showcase.
Revue de L’Université Sainte-Anne (1997),
69-79. [Peer Reviewed]
"September
Rebirth." Excellence in Teaching Award Speech to Incoming Freshmen
Students at St. Thomas University, 8 September 1996. Published in Transitions,
17 October 1996, 2-3.
Workshops,
Papers, and Presentations on the Scholarship of Teaching (1997-2004):
2004
Facilitator:
Institutional Award Winner’s Retreat. Atlantic Association of
Universities. Dalhousie University, Halifax, Nova Scotia. Friday, 29
October, 2004. NB This will be the fifth consectutive year I have served
as facilitator for the AAU Institutional Award Winner's Retreat.
Facilitator:
Peer Mentoring -- A workshop offered on behalf of the Learning and Teaching
Development Committee. St. Thomas University. Tuesday, 26 October 2004.
Participant:
Academic
Integrity. Workshop for UPEI Faculty, offered by Dr. Julie Christenson
Hughes (STLHE) and Dr. Margaret Wilson (STLHE), University ofPrince
Edward Island. Friday, 01 October 2004.
Teaching
Assessment: Dr. Shannon Murray (3M Teaching fellow), Department
of English, University of Prince Edward Island. Friday, 01 October 2004.
“Course
Outlines – An Introduction.” 2 hour workshop and seminar
for the Learning and Teaching Development Committee. Brian Mulroney
Hall. St. Thomas University. 31 August 2004.
Writing
Your Annual Report. Learning and Teaching Development
Committee Workshop. Brian Mulroney Hall. St. Thomas University. 14 April
2004.
Quatre
phares sur la route acadienne: L'Honorable Herménégilde
Ciasson, Lieutenant- Gouverneur du Nouveau-Brunswick, Mme. Antonine
Maillet, Mme. Marguérite Michaud, Msr. Théodore Daigle.
Introduction to La Semaine de la Fierté Française.
Ted Daigle Auditorium. St. Thomas University. Thursday, 18 March 2004.
2003
Panel member: “Preparing your Philosophy of Teaching.” Panel
member: 3M Award Winner’s Panel. Atlantic Association of Universities
Teaching Showcase. University College of Cape Breton. Sydney, NS, Saturday,
25 October 2003.
Paper: “Communicative and Poetic Language: An Initiation.”
Atlantic Association of Universities Teaching Showcase. University College
of Cape Breton, Sydney, NS. Saturday, 25 October 2003.
Facilitator: Institutional Award Winner’s Retreat.
Atlantic Association of Universities. University College of Cape Breton.
Friday, 24 October, 2003.
“Creating the Creative CV.” 2 hour workshop and seminar
for the Learning and Teaching Developmnet Committee. Brian Mulroney
Hall. St. Thomas University. 20 September 2003.
“Course Outlines – An Introduction.” 2 hour workshop
and seminar for the Learning and Teaching Development Committee. Brian
Mulroney Hall. St. Thomas University. 26 August 2003.
Moore on Teaching. 30 minute video. 3M Think Tank. Toronto. 6 May 2003.
Participant, reporter, and panel member. 3M Think Tank. Toronto. May
4-7, 2003.
2002 3M Panel on Teaching. Closing panel for 7th Teaching Showcase.
University of Prince Edward Island. Charlottetown, PEI. October 2002.
Facilitator. Award Winners Retreat. Atlantic Association of Universities.
7th Teaching Showcase. University of Prince Edward Island. Charlottetown,
PEI. October 2002.
2001 “Teaching and Learning for Leadership.” Panel member
for final discussion. 6th Teaching Showcase. Mount Allison University.
Sackville, New Brunswick. 27 October 2001.
“Applying for the 3M and Other Teaching Awards.” Panel member
for discussion. 6th Teaching Showcase. Mount Allison University. Sackville,
New Brunswick. 27 October 2001.
Facilitator. Award Winners Retreat. Atlantic Association of Universities.
6th Teaching Showcase. Mount Allison University. Sackville. New Brunswick.
27 October 2001.
“Texts and (Con)Texts: The Teaching of Quevedo’s Miré
los muros de la patria mía.” Golden Age Literature Session
1. American Association of Teachers of Spanish and Portuguese. San Francisco.
5-9 July, 2001.
Advisory Committee Curriculum Development –Spanish (ACCD–Spanish),
Department of Education, Province of New Brunswick (Ongoing meetings
since July, 2001).
“Teaching as Process.” Organizer and Facilitator of 75 minute
panel and workshop. Society for Teaching and Learning in Higher Education.
Memorial University. St. John’s, Newfoundland. June 13-19, 2001.
“Do the Lunatics Really Run the Asylum When the Students Plan
the Class?” Paper for the Society for Teaching and Learning in
Higher Education. Memorial University. St. John’s, Newfoundland.
June 13-19, 2001.
Faculty Workshops and Invited Classes. Centro
de Idiomas, Universidad Benito Juárez de Oaxaca.
9-31 May, 2001.
“Alebrijes:
un ejercicio en dinámica de grupos 1.” 5th Level. Lic.
Vicki Aquino. 16 May 2001.
“Alebrijes: un ejercicio en dinámica de grupos 2.”
5th level. Lic. Vicki Aquino. 17 May 2001.
“La expansión crítica del vocabulario.”
7th level. Lic. Ilhui Langlé. 17 May 2001.
“Estructura y estructuralismo. Quevedo y Paz.” 7th Level.
Lic. Piedad Ortega. 18 May 2001.
“El juego y los juegos: ejercicios en dinámica de grupo
1.” Level 3. Lic. Ilhui Langlé. 21 May 2001.
“El juego y los juegos: ejercicios en dinámica de grupo
2.” Level 3. Lic. Ilhui Langlé. 22 May 2001.
“Introducción a la teoría literaria 1: A time
and a place for letters.” Level 6. Wm. Shurgrua. 23 May 2001.
“ “Introducción a la teoría literaria
2: Bakhtinian Chronotopos: Time and Place in Contemporary Mexican
Literature.” Level 6. Wm. Shurgrua. 23 May 2001.
“Octavio Paz and Elizabeth Bishop: A Visit to St. Elizabeth’s
Hospital.” level 6. Lic. Piedad Ortega. 28 May 2001
LTD Officers Meeting. University of Prince Edward Island. 20 April,
2001.
Judge: Graduate Student Association 9th Annual Conference on Student
Research. Judge. Wu Conference Centre, University of New Brunswick,
Fredericton, NB, 15-16 February 2001.
“Developing the Scholarship of Teaching.” Lunch Time Teaching
Series. University of New Brunswick. January, 2001.
2000 3M
Excellence in Teaching Award Winners Retreat, Chateau Montebello, Quebec,
4-7 November, 2000.
“Self-Assessment as a Counter Measure to Grade Inflation.”
Atlantic Association of Universities, 5th Teaching Showcase, Saint Mary’s
University, Halifax, Nova Scotia. 27-28 October 2000.
Award Winners Retreat. Facilitator. Atlantic Association of Universities.
Saint Mary’s University, Halifax. 27 October 2000.
“The Many Possible Futures of the Humanities.” Presentation
to the Faculty of Arts (60 minutes). Brandon University. Brandon, Manitoba.
18 April 2000.
“How Multi Media Changed My Life and My Students’ Lives.”
Closing address and multi media presentation (60 minutes), Effective
Teaching Institute, St. Thomas University. April 13, 2000.
Judge: Graduate Student Association 8th Annual Conference on Student
Research. Judge. Wu Conference Centre, University of New Brunswick,
Fredericton, NB, 22-23 February 2000.
1999 “Mexico
Online: The Creation of a Language Learning Community.” (With
Chantal Lafargue and Loretta MacPherson). Atlantic Association of Universities
4th Teaching Showcase. St. Thomas University, Fredericton, NB. 16 October
1999.
Chair and organizer: Atlantic Association of Universities 4th Teaching
Showcase. St. Thomas University, Fredericton, NB. 15-16 October 1999.
Award Winners Retreat. Atlantic Association of Universities 4th Teaching
Showcase. St. Thomas University, Fredericton, NB. 15-16 October 1999.
“Rebirth and Renewal: New Meanings of Text and Discourse in the
World of Multi-Media.” Opening Address to Faculty, Mount Allison
University. September 7, 1999.
“Discourse Analysis: Atomistic and Holistic Conversation Theory
as a Means to Student Participation.” 2nd Faculty Workshop on
the First Year Experience at St. Thomas University Humanities 1003 Group).
St. Thomas University. 1:00-2:30 p.m. Wednesday, 23 June 1999.
“The Design of a Role-Playing Module and its Place in Departmental
Reviews and the Evaluation and Assessment Process.” 3rd Dalhousie
Conference on Learning and Teaching. Dalhousie University. 05 May 1999.
LOTUS
(Learning Opportunities for Tomorrow’s University Students) --
Lecture Tour of Selected Maritime Universities, Atlantic
Association of Universities,29 January - 06 April, 1999.
“LOTUS:
Learning Options for Tomorrow’s University Students.”
AAU Distinguished Teachers Excellence in Teaching Tour. St. Thomas
University and University of New Brunswick. Fredericton, New Brunswick.
06 April 1999.
“LOTUS: Learning Options for Tomorrow’s
University Students.” AAU Distinguished Teachers Excellence
in Teaching Tour. University of New Brunswick at Saint John. Saint
John, New Brunswick. 30 March 1999
“LOTUS: Learning Options for Tomorrow’s
University Students.” AAU Distinguished Teachers Excellence
in Teaching Tour. Mount Saint Vincent University, Halifax, Nova Scotia.
19 March 1999.
“Putting the HUM of HUMAN back into the HUMANITIES.” AAU
Distinguished Teachers Excellence in Teaching Tour. Dalhousie University,
Halifax, Nova Scotia. 29 January 1999.
“The Search for Creativity in Teaching.” AAU Distinguished
Teachers Excellence in Teaching Tour. Saint Mary’s University,
Halifax, Nova Scotia. 29 January 1999.
Faculty
Workshops and Invited Classes. Centro de Idiomas, Universidad
Benito Juárez de Oaxaca.
03-10, December, 1998.
Sun and Moon. Poetry reading at Villa María,
Arteaga, Oaxaca. Thursday, 10 December 1998.
Sun and Moon, Reading and introduction to
textual analysis. 7th Semester English. Centro de Idiomas, Universidad
Autónoma Benito Juárez de Oaxaca, Tuesday, 8 December
1998.
At the Elizabeth Bishop Conference, Poetry
reading and phonetics seminar. 7th Semester English. Centro de Idiomas,
Universidad Autónoma Benito Juárez de Oaxaca, Monday,
7 December 1998.
5 Welsh Poems. Poetry reading with Textual
Exegesis, 7th Semester English. Centro de Idiomas, Universidad Autónoma
Benito Juárez de Oaxaca, Friday, 4 December 1998.
At the Elizabeth Bishop Conference Poetry
reading and creative writing seminar. 5th Semester English. Centro
de Idiomas, Universidad Autónoma Benito Juárez de Oaxaca,
Thursday, 3 December 1998.
“An Interactive Approach to the Teaching of Creativity.”
3rd Atlantic Teaching Showcase. MSVU, Halifax, 24 October 1998.
“The Survey Says: Regular Surveys of Student Opinion as a Working
Guide to Ongoing Teaching and Learning Effectiveness.” 2nd. Annual
UPEI Teaching Symposium. UPEI, August 28, 1998.
“Creative Thinking and the University Experience.” Class
delivered on campus to early orientation students, St. Thomas University,
08 August 1998.
“The Oaxaca Project: Creating a Cyber Community.” CCALL3:
Third Canadian Conference in Computer Assisted Language Learning. Université
Ste. Anne. June 23-27, 1998.
“The Different faces of Hum 1003:1 (Hum 101A, Fall, 1996).”
Faculty Workshop on the First Year Experience. St. Thomas University.
17-18 June, 1998.
Faculty Workshops and Invited Classes. Centro
de Idiomas, Universidad Benito Juárez de Oaxaca.
20 November - 11 December, 1997.
1997 “Creative Phonetics.” Linguistics and Phonetics workshop
(TESL), Centro de Idiomas, Universidad Autónoma Benito Juárez
de Oaxaca, 11 December 1997.
“Analysing the Teacher Teaching.” Class Observation and
Follow Up Discussion. Centro de Idiomas, Universidad Autónoma
Benito Juárez de Oaxaca, (Cooperating teacher: Mary McCrae),
04 December 1997.
“La importancia de la lengua española en el mundo actual.”Plenary
address. Centro de Idiomas, Universidad Autónoma Benito Juárez
de Oaxaca, 01 December 1997.
“Métodos de Investigación Científica II.”
Seminar and workshop. Centro de Idiomas., Universidad Autónoma
Benito Juárez de Oaxaca 28 November 1997.
“Métodos de Investigación Científica I.”
Lecture and Discussion Group. Centro de Idiomas., , Universidad Autónoma
Benito Juárez de Oaxaca, 25 November 1997.
“El Sentido del Sentido y el Análisis del Discurso.”
Seminar and workshop, Centro de Idiomas, Universidad Autónoma
Benito Juárez de Oaxaca, 20 November 1997.
“My Philosophy of Teaching.” Atlantic Association of Universities,
Distinguished Teaching Award Acceptance Speech, 23 September, 1997,
University of New Brunswick.
"Humanities 101: Reading A Room with a View. Association for Core
Texts and Curriculum, Temple University, Philadelphia, April 13, 1997.
Associative
Field -- Very Brief Outline of Teaching Activities:
Facilitator
AAU Award Winners Retreat:
Institutional
Award Winner’s Retreat. Atlantic Association of Universities.
9th Teaching Showcase. Dalhousie University, Halifax, Nova Scotia.
Friday, 29 October, 2004.
Institutional Award Winner’s Retreat. Atlantic Association of
Universities. 8th Teaching Showcase University College of Cape Breton.
Friday, 24 October, 2003.
Institutional Award Winners Retreat. Atlantic Association of Universities.
7th Teaching Showcase. University of Prince Edward Island. Charlottetown,
PEI. October 2002.
Institutional Award Winners Retreat. Atlantic Association of Universities.
6th Teaching Showcase. Mount Allison University. Sackville. New Brunswick.
27 October 2001.
Institutional Award Winners Retreat. Facilitator. Atlantic Association
of Universities. Saint Mary’s University, Halifax. 27 October
2000.
Curriculum
and Course Design:
At St. Thomas University – Aquinas Program,
AQC (Academic Quality Committee – re-designing course groupings
and requirements at STU), French Program, Spanish Minors, Majors,
Honours Program, Interdisciplinary Studies, Writing, Introduction
to University Studies, Bibliography and Methods of Research, Independent
Studies; Honours Reading List [Spanish]);
At the Centro de Idiomas, Universidad Benito Juárez
de Oaxaca – Faculty and Student Workshops on TESL,
ELS, Research Methods, Second Language Teaching, Creative Writing,
Curriculum Design, and Multi Media and computer literacy English and
Spanish [1995-2001].
Specialist Courses on Spanish Golden Age
Literature:
Spanish
Golden Age Theatre (close textual readings, audio tapes,
video tapes, in-class performance, active theatre course, multi-media,
intertextuality, written text, audio cassettes, videos, and live performance).
Don Quixote de la Mancha (Independent Studies Reading
Course and multi-media course concentrating on discourse analysis
and intertextuality).
The Spanish Picaresque Novel (close textual analysis,
exegesis, discourse analysis).
Golden Age Spanish Poetry (textual and discourse
analysis, exegesis, poetic creativity, printed and manuscript variants).
Independent
Studies:
Luis
de Góngora, Francisco de Quevedo, San Juan de la Cruz, Don
Quixote de la Mancha, Octavio Paz, Federico García Lorca, Continuing
Translation, Advanced Translation.
General
Teaching of Spanish:
Spanish
Literature / General Survey Courses
Medieval
Literature, Romanticism, 19th Century Literature, Introduction to
Literary Analysis, Modern Theatre, Modern Poetry, Honours Reading
List, Honours Thesis, and Honours Papers for Spanish, Interdisciplinary
Studies and Romance Languages;
Spanish Language / Basic Courses:
Beginning,
Intensive, Intermediate, and Advanced Spanish Grammar; Conversation
and Composition; Beginning, Intermediate and Advanced Translation.
Note that Spanish Translation courses have become web based course
with daily readings from the Mexican and Spanish Electronic Press);
other web based courses include Mexico Online 1 & 2.
Other
Courses:
Interdisciplinary
Studies , Beginning French, Writing, the Aquinas Program – Developing
Society (1996-95) and Living on the Edge (1997-96) Humanities 101,
Bibliography and Methods of Research.
Publicly
Available Scholarly and Creative Work –
3. Specialist Academic Publications on Francisco de Quevedo (Peer Reviewed):
The increased emphasis on Creativity and
the Scholarship of Teaching, together with
my commitment to the STU-UNB-UABJO Faculty Exchange Program
(Oaxaca, Mexico: 1994-2001) with its two Tier 2 CIDA Grant
Applications (1996-97 and 1997-98) has meant that I
have conducted no research in Spanish libraries and research institutions
since 1991. In addition, as limited research and conference travel
funds have been channeled into other and newer areas of research,
so I have been unable to find the time or the money to prepare quality
work (up to international standards) for the national and international
conferences to which I used to travel to present my work on Quevedo.
The result is that I have spent less and less time in the field of
my original specialization; my research output on Quevedo has decreased
and my international reputation as a committed scholar in the field
of Spanish Golden Age Literature has not been maintained to the level
that I would wish.
An
Ongoing Quevedo Bibliography. Published online (since
2000) at http://www.stthomasu.ca/~rgmoore/bibliog/bibframe.htm
Towards
A Chronology of Quevedo’s Poetry. Fredericton: York
Press. 1976.
Specialist
Academic Publications on Quevedo (in Progress):
Book Length Manuscripts
An
Ongoing Quevedo Bibliography. 2,400 specialized titles.
Currently available online at
http://www.stthomasu.ca/~rgmoore/bibliog/bibframe.htm
Updated regularly. Links to Perinola, ACHT, Asociación Internacional
Siglo de oro (AISO), and Instituto Miguel de Cervantes.
Alternative
Readings of Quevedo’s Buscón. Academic manuscript
in progress. Book: 8 chapters; 160 pp.. Under revision. 5 articles published,
8 papers read. No final timetable on publication.
Quevedo’s
Poetic Creativity. Academic manuscript. In progress. Book.
6/10 Chapters. 300 pages. Based on published articles and unpublished
studies dealing with poetic creativity in the autograph and manuscript
tradition of selected works by Francisco de Quevedo. Under revision.
No final timetable on publication.
Articles
Published (Peer Reviewed):
“Texts
and (Con)Texts: Various Ways of Teaching Quevedo’s Miré
los muros de la patria mía.” Published online by the Advanced
Placement College Board (New York, 2002) at http://www.apcentral.collegeboard.com/members/article/1,1282,151-165-0-9657,00.html
“Quevedo: The search for a Place to Stand.” Ingeniosa
invención: Essays on Golden Age Spanish Literature for Geoffrey
L. Stagg in Honour of his Eighty-Fifth Birthday. Ed. A. Anderson
and A. Williamson. Newark: Juan de la Cuesta, 1999. 101-21.
"Quevedo's Erase un hombre..., the Enigma of the Second Tercet."
Romance Quarterly 42.1 (1995): 39-46.
"Post-Influence, Proto-Intertextuality: Pablos's Rewrite of Lazarillo's
House of Death." Romance Languages Annual 7 (1995): 555-61.
"Why bother reading Quevedo's Buscón? The rationale
behind the establishing of Romance Languages 491: Bibliography and Methods
of Research." Liberal Studies in the Canadian Context: The
Nature, the Need, the Prospects. St. Catharines: Brock University
Liberal Studies, 1994. 74-81.
"No Death, No Closure: The Open Ending of Quevedo's Buscón."
Romance Languages Annual 6 (1994): 539-545.
"Autobiography, Pseudo-Autobiography, Life-Writing, and Creative
Fiction in Quevedo's Buscón." International Fiction
Review. 21.1 (1994): 7-21.
“Different Kinds of Failure: Some Comments on Quevedo's Revisions
to Miré los muros de la patria mía." Modern Language
Review 84.1 (1989): 66-76.
Walters, Gareth. Francisco de Quevedo: Love Poet. Review article.
Revista Canadiense de Estudios Hispánicos 12.3 (1988): 520-24.
"Quevedo's Poetic Creativity: Some Comments on a Newly Discovered
Manuscript Version of 'Contaba una labradora.'" Modern Language
Notes 101.2 (1987): 378-86.
"Two (2) New Poems from Quevedo to Lisi?." Bulletin of
Hispanic Studies 64 (1987): 215-24.
"Some Comments on Iterative Thematic Imagery in Quevedo's Heráclito
cristiano." Renaissance & Reformation 23.3 (1987):
243-51.
"Obras humanas de el divino Quevedo: A Reappraisal of
Ms. 4117 of the Biblioteca Nacional, Madrid." Revista Canadiense
de Estudios Hispánicos 11.1 (1986): 49-86.
"Quevedo, González de Salas, and the Evidence of a Newly
Discovered Manuscript Version of 'No os espantéis, Señora
Notomía.'" Revista de Estudios Hispánicos
20.2 (1986): 3-14.
"Quevedo, Lisi, the Religion of Love and the Evidence of the Manuscript
Variants." Revista Canadiense de Estudios Hispánicos
7.3 (1983): 363-73.
"Lisa, Lisi, and the Caballero de la Tenaza." Boletín
de la Biblioteca de Menéndez Pelayo 56 (1981): 215-24.
"Conceptual Unity and Associative Fields in Two of Quevedo's Sonnets."
Renaissance and Reformation 14.1 (1978): 55-63.
Book Reviews (Quevedo and Quevedo Criticism)
Santiago Fernández Mosquera. La poesía amorosa de
Quevedo. Disposición y estilo desde Canta sola a Lisi. Madrid:
Gredos. 1999. 419. Calíope.
Julián Olivares, La poesía amorosa de Francisco de
Quevedo. Madrid: Siglo Veintiuno, 1995. Pp. ix, 210. Calíope,
3, 1 (1997), 98-102.
Riandière la Roche, J. Nouveaux documents Quévediens.
Une famille à Madrid au temps de Phillippe II. Bulletin
of Hispanic Studies, 72, 4 (1995), 430-32.
Crosby, James O. and P. Jauralde Pou. Quevedo y su familia en setecientos
documentos notariales (1567- 1724). Madrid: Edad de Oro.
1992. Pp. 434. Bulletin of Hispanic Studies, 72, 2 (1995),
228-29.
Francisco de Quevedo, Quevedo esencial. Ed. Celsa C. García
Valdés. Bulletin of Hispanic Studies, 72 (1995), 432.
Clamurro, William H. Language and Ideology in the Prose of Quevedo.
Revista Canadiense de Estudios Hispánicos, 19, 1 (1994),
184-87.
Mariscal, George. Contradictory Subjects: Quevedo, Cervantes, and
Seventeenth-Century Spanish Culture. Revista Canadiense de
Estudios Hispánicos, 19, 1 (1994), 216-17.
Smith, Paul Julian. Quevedo. El Buscón. Modern Language
Review, 89, 2 (1994), 516-17.
William H. Clamurro, Language and Ideology in the Prose of Quevedo.
Bulletin of Hispanic Studies, 70, 4 (1993), 460-61.
Encarnación Juárez, Italia en la vida y obra de Quevedo.
Bulletin of Hispanic Studies, 70, 2 (1993), 266-67.
Francisco de Quevedo, El Buscón. Ed. P. Jauralde Pou.
Modern Language Review, 88, 1 (1993), 236-37.
Francisco de Quevedo, Historia de la vida del Buscón.
Ed. Edmund Cros. Bulletin of Hispanic Studies, 68, 3 (1991),
416.
Francisco de Quevedo, Poems to Lisi. Ed. Gareth Walters. Bulletin
of Hispanic Studies, 68, 3 (1991), 416-17.
Francisco de Quevedo, Sátiras lingüísticas y
literarias. Ed. Celsa C. García Valdés, Bulletin
of Hispanic Studies.
Paul Julian Smith, Quevedo on Parnassus: Allusive Context and Literary
Theory in the Love-Lyric. Modern Language Review, 83,
1 (1988), 225-26.
D. Gareth Walters, Francisco de Quevedo: Love Poet. Revista
Canadiense de Estudios Hispánicos, 12, 3 (1988), 520-24.
Julián Olivares, The Love Poetry of Francisco de Quevedo.
Hispania. (1983)
Francisco de Quevedo, Songs of Love and Death and In Between.
Ed. and trans. David Gitlitz. Canadian Modern Language Review,
Gonzalo Sobejano, Francisco de Quevedo. Revista Canadiense
de Estudios Hispánicos, 5, (1981), 244-45.
Manuel Durán, Quevedo. Hispania, (1980): 749-50.
Francisco de Quevedo, La vida del buscón llamado don Pablos.
Ed. B. Ife. Canadian Modern Language Review, 35, 4 (1979),
749-50.
Workshops,
Papers, and Presentations on Francisco de Quevedo (1997-2003):
2001 “Texts and
(Con)Texts: The Teaching of Quevedo’s Miré los muros de
la patria mía.” Golden Age Literature Session 1. American
Association of Teachers of Spanish and Portuguese. San Francisco. 5-9
July, 2001.
“Estructura y estructuralismo. Quevedo y Paz.” 7th Level.
Lic. Piedad Ortega. 18 May 2001.
“Quevedo and Donne.” MA Thesis, outside reader. University
of Auckland, New Zealand. March, 2001.
2000
"'Para mi intento de ser caballero': An interdisciplinary Approach
to the Meaning of the Word Gentleman / Caballero in Quevedo’s
Buscón." Mid-America Conference on Hispanic Literature in
Madison, Wisconsin. 21-23 September 2000.
1999 “‘If
the cap fits...’ Pablos’s Parody of the Poet-Priest in Quevedo’s
Buscón.” Atlantic Provinces Hispanists Chapter of the American
Association of Teachers of Spanish and Portuguese. St. Thomas University.
25 September, 1999.
1997 "Paradigms of
Truth and Rites of Passage in Quevedo's Buscón," Sixth Annual
Conference on Ibero-American Culture and Society: Paradigms of Truth
in Iberian Literature. University of New Mexico, Albuquerque New Mexico,
15 February 1997.
Publicly Available Scholarly
and Creative Work –
4. Academic Publications on Culture and Other Aspects of Spanish Literature
(Peer Reviewed):
Academic
Manuscript in Process:
Iterative Thematic Imagery in Spanish Golden Age Literature.
Academic manuscript in progress. Book: 10 chapters, 200 pp., based on
published articles dealing with theory of imagery and conceit in Spanish
Golden Age poetry, prose, and theatre. Under revision. No timetable
on publication.
Academic
Articles in Progress:
Review
Article: Walters, Gareth. Canciones and the Early
Poetry of Lorca. Cardiff: University of Wales Press. 2002: 293.
Requested by: Canadian Review of Comparative Literature. Edmonton.
Alberta.
Article:
"Birthday Suit -- From Story to Movie."
In preparation. Based on the seminar offered during Narrative Matters.
St. Thomas University, Fredericton, NB. May, 2004. For submission to
the Intenational Fiction Review, the editor
having expressed an interest.
Articles Published (Peer Reviewed):
----- and Elizabeth McKim. “Through a Distorting Mirror: Elizabeth
Bishop’s Translations of Octavio Paz’s Poetry, ” in
Divisions of the heart. Elizabeth Bishop and the Art of Place and
Memory. Eds. Barry, Davies, and Sanger. Wolfville, NS: Gaspereau
Press. 2001. 267-77.
“Liberation Theology and Translation Theory in Galdós’s
Nazarín.” International Fiction Review
27 (2000): 68-72.
“The Scrutiny of the Library: Cervantes, Don Quixote, and the
Formation of the Literary Canon." 3L. Languages, Linguistics,
and Literature. (1998)...
“’A Dog is a Dog is a Dog!’ A Neo-Post-Modernist Reading
(Cum Grano Salis) of Burton Raffel's New Translation of Don Quijote.”
International Fiction Review 25.1-2 (1998): 12-20.
"The Medium is the Message: Alternative Approaches to the Teaching
of Spanish Golden Age Theatre." Canadian Modern Language Review
44.1 (1987): 88-94.
"Iterative Thematic Imagery in Calderón's El mágico
prodigioso." Calderón and the Baroque Tradition.
Ed. Levy, Ara, & Hughes. Waterloo: Wilfred Laurier UP, 1985. 127-136.
"Metatheatre and Magic in El mágico prodigioso."
Bulletin of the Comediantes 33.2 (1981): 129-37.
"Introducing Translation: The Comparative Approach." Canadian
Modern Language Review 38.1 (1981): 10-18.
"The Symbol of the nétigua in La niña
de Luzmela." International Fiction Review 7.1 (1980):
24-28.
Translation -- Kurt Levy, "Doña Bárbara:
the Human Dimension." International Fiction Review 7.2
(1980).
"Leonor's Role in El esclavo del demonio." Revista
Canadiense de Estudios Hispánicos 3.3 (1979): 275-86.
"Ornamental and Organic Conceits in Moreto's El lego del Carmen."
Bulletin of the Comediantes 31.2 (1979): 135-43.
"Reality (Good) and Appearance (Evil) as Elements of Thematic Unity
in Mira de Amescua's El esclavo del demonio." Perspectivas
de la comedia, II. Valencia: Albatros Hispanófila, 1979.
79-91.
"Lazarillo de Tormes and the Motif-Index." International
Fiction Review 5.2 (1978): 275-86.
"Translation and Re-Creation: Kerrigan's Version of Unamuno's Niebla."
International Fiction Review 4.2 (1977): 158-61.
Translation -- E. Anderson Imbert, "Magical Realism
in Spanish American Fiction." International Fiction Review
2.1 (1975): 1-8.
Miscellaneous Book Reviews
1999 Luis de Góngora. Soledades. Ed. Philip Polack.
Bristol: Bristol Classical Press. 1997. xxx. 130. Modern Language
Review, 94, 1 (1999), 227-29.
1997 Arthur Terry. Seventeenth-century Spanish Poetry. The Power
of Artifice. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. 1993. Pp. xv,
300. Modern Language Review, 92, 1 (1997), 228-30.
Dominick Finello. Pastoral Themes and Forms in Cervantes's Fiction.
London and Toronto: Associated University Presses (Bucknell University
Press), 1994. Pp. 299. Romance Quarterly, 44, 3 (1997): 190-92.
1996 Ignacio Navarrete. Orphans of Petrarch: Poetry and Theory in
the Spanish Renaissance. Berkeley: University of California Press,
1994.Pp. x, 297. Renaissance and Reformation, 20, 2 (1996):
83-85.
1995 Benito-Vessels, Carmen and Michael Zappala (Eds.). The Picaresque.
A Symposium on the Rogue's Tale. International Fiction Review,
22, 1-2 (1995), 118-19.
1994 Hart, Thomas, R. Cervantes' Exemplary Fictions. A Study of
the Novelas ejemplares. Lexington: University Press of Kentucky.
1994. 126. International Fiction Review, 22, 1-2 (1995), 107-08.
Fothergill-Payne, L. & P. Parallel Lives. Spanish and English
National Drama 1580-1680. Romance Quarterly, 41, 4 (1994),
243-45.
Gómez Moriana, Antonio. Discourse Analysis as Sociocriticism.
The Spanish Golden Age. Revista Canadiense de Estudios Hispánicos,
19, 1 (1994), 187-88.
Said. Edward W. Culture and Imperialism. International
Fiction Review, 21, 1, (1994) pp. 99-101.
1989 Anthony J. Cascardi, The Limits of Illusion: A Critical Study
of Calderón. Kentucky Romance Quarterly, 36, 2
(1989), 245-46.
1988 Daniel L. Heiple, Mechanical Imagery in Spanish Golden Age
Poetry. Revista Canadiense de Estudios Hispánicos,
12, 3 (1988), 527-28.
1987 Lope de Vega Carpio, Peribáñez y el Comendador
de Ocaña. Ed. Felipe B. Pedraza Jiménez. Revista
Canadiense de Estudios Hispánicos, 12, 1 (1987), 188.
1986 Mosely, Milliam W., Glenroy Emmons and Marilyn C. Emmons, eds.,
Spanish Literature, 1500-1700: A Bibliography of Golden Age Studies
in Spanish and English, 1925-1980. Canadian Modern Language
Review, 42, 3 (1986), 729-30.
Montero, José and Michele Gottlieb, Preterite vs. Imperfect.
Canadian Modern Language Review, 42, 3 (1986), 727-28.
Richard Bjornson, Approaches to Teaching Cervantes's Don Quixote.
Canadian Modern Language Review. (1986).
McCrary, William C. and José A. Madrigal, eds., Studies in
Honor of Everett W. Hesse. Revista de Estudios Hispánicos,
20, 2 (1986), 125.
1985 Escribano, José G. and Tony Lambert, Por aquí.
Canadian Modern Language Review, 41, 1 (1985), 132-33.
Rex Last, Language Teaching and the Microcomputer. Canadian
Modern Language Review,
1984 R.P. Calcraft, The Sonnets of Luis de Góngora.
Revista Canadiense de Estudios Hispánicos, 8, 3 (1984),
442-44.
Luis de Góngora, Letrillas. Ed. Robert Jammes. Revista
Canadiense de Estudios Hispánicos, 7, 2 (1983), 340-41.
1982 Nora J. Wieser, ed. Open to the Sun: A Bilingual Anthology
of Latin-American Women Poets. Canadian Modern Language Review,
38, 2 (1982), 365-66.
Valencia, Pablo and Franca Merlonghi, En contacto. A First Course
in Spanish. Canadian Modern Language Review, 38, 2 (1982),
355-56.
1981 Paul Ilie, Literature and Inner Exile. Authoritarian Spain,
1939-1975. International Fiction Review, 8, 2 (1981),
155-56.
1980 Valencia, Pablo and Franca Merlonghi, En contacto. Canadian
Modern Language Review, 36, (1980)
H. Sieber, Language and Society in La vida de Lazarillo de Tormes.
International Fiction Review, 7, 2 (1980).
1979 Gustavo Alfaro, La estructura de la novela picaresca.
International Fiction Review, 6, 1 (1979), 98-99.
1978 Cioffari, Vicenzo and Emilio González, Repaso práctico
y cultural. Canadian Modern Language Review, 34, 4 (1978),
770-71.
E. Anderson Imbert, Los primeros cuentos del mundo. International
Fiction Review, 5, 1 (1978), 75-76.
Don Juan Manuel, The Book of Count Lucanor and Patronio. International
Fiction Review, 5, 1 (1978), 65-66.
1977 Kingsley Amis, Rudyard Kipling and his World. International
Fiction Review, 4, 2 (1977), 200-02.
1976 Shamsul Islam, Kipling's Law. International Fiction
Review, 3, 2 (1976), 168-69.
1975 R. El Saffar, From Novel to Romance: A Study of Cervantes's
Novelas ejemplares. International Fiction Review, 2, 1(1975),
92-93.
C.J. Whitbourne, Knaves and Swindlers. International Fiction
Review, 2, 2 (1975), 92-93.
F.R. Karl, The Adversary Literature. International Fiction
Review 2, 2 (1975), 91-92.
John Creasey, Danger for the Baron. International Fiction
Review, 2, 1 (1975), 82.
André Langevin, Dust Over the City. International
Fiction Review, 2, 1 (1975), 85-86.
1974 John Crosbie, The Mayor of Upper Upsalquitch. International
Fiction Review, 1, 2 (1974), 149.
Workshops,
Papers, and Presentations on Other Aspects of Spanish Culture (1997-2004):
2004
"Birthday Suit:
From Story to Movie." 90 minute seminar
presented at Narrative Matters. St. Thomas University.
Fredericton. NB. May, 2004.
2003 “Memoriales
a pura tripa: Breaking the conspiracy of silence.” Introduction
to Dr. Omar Basabe’s book. Book Launch. James Dunn Hall. St. Thomas
University. Friday, 19 September 2003.
“Who is Ginola D’Artali? An introduction to the artist.”
Arte Claro. St. Thomas University. 17 March 2003.
2001 Chair. Golden Age
Literature Session 2. American Association of Teachers of Spanish and
Portuguese. San Francisco. 5-9 July, 2001.
Advisory Committee Curriculum Development –Spanish (ACCD–Spanish),
Department of Education, Province of New Brunswick (Ongoing meetings
since July, 2001).
2000 “Vision and
Change in Pablo Picasso’s Early Paintings,” Slide presentation
and model lecture for Early Orientation, St. Thomas University, 02 July
2000.
“The Many Possible Futures of the Humanities.” Presentation
to the Faculty of Arts (60 minutes). Brandon University. Brandon, Manitoba.
18 April 2000.
1999 “El Greco’s
Use of Distortion and Light in the Creation of (E)Motion.” Residence
Speakers Series. St. Thomas University. Forest Hill Conference Room.
21 October 1999.
“From Perspective to Chiaro-oscuro: the Creation of a Third Dimension
in the Paintings of El Greco.” Residence Speakers Series. St.
Thomas University. James Dunn Hall. 19 October 1999.
1998 “What is Love?
The Search for a Common Code.” The Aquinas Program. St. Thomas
University. 10 November 1998.
“The Changing Face of War in Selected Paintings of Velásquez,
Goya, and Picasso.” Public Lecture. St. Thomas University. 09
November 1998.
“Subverting the Subverter: A Writer’s Approach to Lazarillo
de Tormes.” Spanish Section, Modern Languages Department, University
of New Brunswick. 02 November 1998.
“Through a Distorting Mirror: Elizabeth Bishop’s Translations
of Octavio Paz’s Poetry.” International Conference on Elizabeth
Bishop, Acadia University, 26 September 1998 (joint paper with Dr. Elizabeth
McKim).
1997 Stars at Elbow and
Foot. Poetry reading and creative Writing Workshop. Centro de Idiomas,
Universidad Autónoma Benito Juárez de Oaxaca, 09 December
1997.
Picking Five Leaves & Fresh Snow: Poetry reading and creative writing
seminar. Centro de Idiomas, Universidad Autónoma Benito Juárez
de Oaxaca, 09 December 1997.
Picking Five Leaves. Poetry reading and creative writing seminar. Centro
de Idiomas, Universidad Autónoma Benito Juárez de Oaxaca,
05 December 1997.
Picking Five Leaves. Creative writing seminar. Centro de Idiomas, Centro
de Idiomas, Universidad Autónoma Benito Juárez de Oaxaca,
27 November 1997.
Picking Five Leaves. Creative writing seminar. Centro de Idiomas, Centro
de Idiomas, Universidad Autónoma Benito Juárez de Oaxaca,
25 November 1997.
Picking Five Leaves and Fresh Snow. Creative writing seminar, Centro
de Idiomas, Centro de Idiomas, Universidad Autónoma Benito Juárez
de Oaxaca, Centro de Idiomas, Universidad Autónoma Benito Juárez
de Oaxaca, 24 November 1997.
“From Prince to Pauper: Representations of the Working Man in
Velásquez and Goya.” Lecture with slides. Political Science
Department, St. Thomas University, 05 November 1997.
“The Spanish War of Independence (1808-1814): Goya’s View
of the Guerrilla.” Political Science Department, St. Thomas University.
05 November 1997.
Neo-Colonial Literatures. Session chair and discussion leader. Association
for Core Texts and Curriculum. Temple University, Philadelphia, April
12, 1997.
"Goya's Disasters of War -- A Multi-Media Presentation (Introduction,
Slides, and Music)" for Dr. Wm. Vaughn, Polictical Science Department,
St. Thomas University, Fredericton, NB, 27 February 1997.