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SYLVIA
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Sylvia
Molloy is Albert Schweitzer Professor in the Humanities
at NYU, where she teaches in the Departments of
Spanish and Portuguese and Comparative Literature.
She obtained her Doctorat d’Université
en Litterature Comparée (1967) and the
License des Lettres et Littératures Modernes,
Paris (Sorbonne, 1960). Her major interests are
Latin American literature, Cultural Studies, feminist
and queer theory, autobiography, and fin-de-siècle
literatures. Among other works, she has published
Las letras de Borges (Sudamericana 1979,
republished in English as Signs of Borges,
Duke University, 1994), At Face Value: Autobiographical
Writing in Spanish America, Cambridge University
Press. 1991), Women’s Writing in Latin America
(edited with Sara Castro-Klaren and Beatriz Sarlo,
Westview Press 1991).
In addition to the workshop Sylvia Molloy will conduct
in RLL, she will offer two public lectures: “Errant
Scribes: Travel and Translation” and “Rights
of Property: Autobiographies, Fictions, and Quotes”.
Her visit has been co-sponsored by the departments
of RLL and Comparative Literature, the Women and
Gender Studies Program and the Center for the Humanities.
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