Jana Gutiérrez Kerns

Education

PhD, University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill

MA, Middlebury College

MA, University of Alabama at Tuscaloosa

BA, Southern Methodist University

Spanish American poetry, U.S. Latino literature, literary translation and adaptation, creative writing

“Of Heroes and Queeros: The Transatlantic Geotext of Francisco Aragón and Federico García Lorca,” Transatlantic and Transcultural Dialogues on Identity, Culture, and Migration. Eds. Lori Celaya and Sonja Stephenson Watson. Lexington UP, 2021, pp. 79-101.
“Una mujer de su(s) palabra(s): Julia Alvarez’s Use of Poetic Translation as a Tool for Racial Reconciliation.” Label Me Latino/a (Fall 2020) 10: pp. 1-15.
Gutiérrez, Jana F. and Socarrás, Gilda. “Molding Minds: Community and University Seek Equal Partnership through Language Studies.” Scholarship in Action: Communities, Leaders, and Citizens. Eds. Barbara A. Baker, Kathleen Hale, and Giovanna Summerfield. 66-78.
“Daisy Zamora.” and "Josefina Plá." Latin American Women Writers: An Encyclopedia. Eds. María Claudia André and Eva Paulina Bruno. Routledge, 2007.
“Two Havana Love Songs: Reconsidering ‘Amor, ciudad atribuida’ by Nancy Morejón." Utah Foreign Language Review (2005): 14: 47-60.
“Finally Free: The Female Artist and the City in Dulce María Loynaz’s Jardín (Feministas Unidas Essay Prize)” Letras Femeninas. (Dec. 2005): 11-26.
“Her Havana: Cuban Women Writers Imagining a City of One’s Own.” Women and Environments International Magazine. (May 2004): 16-17.
“POESIdA: Hispanic Writers Respond to AIDS.” MIFLC Review 11 (2002): 1-24.
"Fina García Marruz." Dictionary of Literary Biography: Modern Spanish American Poets. Ed. María A. Salgado. 283.1: 109-16.