Bradley S. Epps
- Title
- Professor, Romance Languages and Literatures; Department Chair, Studies in Women, Gender, and Sexuality
- bsepps@fas.harvard.edu
- Telephone
- 617-495-5289
- Fax
- 617-496-4682
- Department
- Romance Languages and Literatures; Committee on Degrees in Studies of Women, Gender, and Sexuality
- School
- Faculty of Arts and Sciences
- Regions of Interest
- Caribbean Region, Southern Cone
- Countries of Interest
- Uruguay, Puerto Rico, Mexico, Cuba, Chile, Argentina
- Areas of Expertise
- Romance Languages and Literatures, Studies of Women, Gender and Sexuality, Gender and Sexuality
- Mailing Address
- Committee of Degress in Studies of Women, Gender, and Sexuality Boylston Hall, Ground Floor Harvard University Cambridge, MA 02138
- Office Location
- Boylston Hall, Ground Floor
- Research Interest
- Spanish, Latin American, Catalan, and French and Francophone literature and culture; critical theory; cinema; visual arts; urban studies; immigration studies; lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgendered studies; gender and sexuality studies
- Web Page
- http://www.fas.harvard.edu/~rll/people/faculty/epps.html
- Courses
- Latin America and Caribbean Women Writers; Decadence, Modernism, and Modernity in France, Spain and Latin America; Literature and Alternative Sexualities
- Publications
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Passing Lines: Immigration and Sexuality (2005, DRACLAS/Harvard UP)
“La ética de la promiscuidad: Reflexiones en torno a Néstor Perlongher,” Ibero Americana 5.18 (2005): 145-164
“The Texture of the Face: Logic, Narration, and Figurative Details in
Remedios Varo.” Journal of Spanish Cultural Studies, 4.2 (2003): 185-203
“Vampires, Mestizas, Rogues, and Others: Figuring Queerness with Gloria
Anzaldúa and Luis Zapata,” in Desde aceras opuestas: Literatura/cultura gay y lesbiana en Latinoamérica, ed. Dieter Ingenschay. Madrid/Frankfurt:
Iberoamericana/Vervuert, 2006. 87-118
““No todo se perdió en
“Retos, riesgos, pautas y promesas de la teoría queer,” forthcoming, Debate Feminista.