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Raquel Chang-Rodriguez is Professor of Spanish American literature and
culture at the Graduate School and the City College of the City University
of New York (CUNY) where she serves as chair of the Department of Foreign
Languages and Literatures. Among other books, she has written La
apropiacion del signo: tres cronistas indigenas del Peru (Arizona State
University), 1988), and El discurso disidente: ensayos de literatura
colonial peruana (Catholic University of Peru, 1991). Her most recent
publications are as contributor with "Colonial Voices of the Hispanic
Caribbean," a chapter in a History of Literature in the Caribbean (John
Benjamins, 1994), and also as contributor with a chapter on the Inca
princess Beatriz Clara and the Peruvian playwright Francisco del Castillo to
the book Mujer y cultura en la colonia hispanoamericana
(Pittsburgh, 1996).
Professor Chang-Rodriguez is the founder and general editor of Colonial
Latin American Review, a journal devoted to studying the Colonial period
from an interdisciplinary perspective. She has recently been elected
Vice-President of the Instituto Internacional de Literatura Iberamericana. A
frequent key-note speaker at conferences and symposia, Raquel
Chang-Rodriguez is the co-anchor of Charlando con Cervantes, a
program of interviews with prominent personalities of Hispanic Culture sponsored by
CUNY-TV and the Instituto Cervantes.
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