Juan Gil-Osle

Teaching Bio

Arizona State University 2012-to present

Graduate Seminars:

1. Global Connections: Spies, Pirates, & Travelers
2. Global Spanish Drama
3. Cervantes
4. Pax Hispanica, Valimiento, and Globality (1598-1621)
5. Renaissance Women and Friendship Theory
6. Spanish Drama of Golden Age: Transatlantic Plays     
7. Visual Representations of Don Quixote

Undergraduate Courses:

1. Don Quixote
2. The Southwest before the U.S.
3. Foundational Texts of Spain
4. Pirates, Travelers and Renegados
5. Introduction to Literary and Cultural Theory
6. Visual Representations of Don Quixote
7. Survey on Medieval and Early Modern Spanish Literature
8. CLAS Early Start 2015, Division of Humanities

Sichuan University, Chengdu, China, Summers 2015, 2016

                        Western History of the Notion and Practice of Friendship

                        Spanish Conversation​

Arkansas State University 2008-2012

Graduate Seminar:       

1. National Commemorations

Undergraduate courses:

1. Early Modern History of the Novel
2. Visual Friendship in Don Quixote
3. Great Books
4. Survey Latino American Literature     
5. Reading and Composition
6. Introduction to Hispanic Literature     
7. Conversation I, II
8. Intermediate II

University of Michigan 2007-2008

1. Religion and Culture in Jewish, Muslim and Christian Narratives: Survey of Spanish Literature I (Spanish 371)
2. Traveling to Asia and the Gifts of Empire (Spanish 373)
3. Visualizing Don Quijote (Spanish 456)
4. The Picaresque Empire: Picaros, Renegados, Pirates, and Travelers (Spanish 458)
5. Women’s Virtue and Male Friendship in Early Modern Culture (Spanish 468)
6. Women Writers of Early Modern Spain (Spanish 488)

University of Chicago 2002-2007

1. Language, History and Culture III (Spanish 203)
2. Literatura Hispánica: Textos Españoles Contemporáneos (Spanish 208)
3. Basque Language for Reading
4. First-year and second-year Spanish courses

University of Scranton 2001-2002

1. Writing Spanish (Spanish 311)
2. Spanish Civilization and Culture (Spanish 313)
3. History of Spanish Literature (Spanish 330)
4. Themes in Hispanic Prose (Span 484)
5. Culture and Civilization of Modern Spain through Literature (Spanish 396)
6. Study-abroad program in Pamplona, Spain.

Ohio University 2000-2001

First-year language series (Spanish 111-112-113)