Mary Lorene Thomas

Visiting Professor
Office: 909 Clemens Clemens Hall
Phone: (716) 645-0864
Email: marythom@buffalo.edu
Website: Personal site

Degrees

• PhD The University of Michigan
• MA The University of Michigan
• MEd The University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill

Areas of Specialization

• Drama of from Golden Age Spain, Spanish Women Dramatists, Sixteenth Century Spanish Literature

Publications

• 'La Hidalga del valle.' Reichenberger Press: Kassel, Germany, 2010.
  
  
• 'Tu prójimo como a ti'. Volume II: Paleographic Edition and Concordance. Reichenberger Press: Kassel, Germany, 1994, 265 pp
  
  
• 'Tu prójimo como a ti'. Volume I: Edition of the Two Versions. Reichenberger Press: Kassel, Germany, 1989, 319 pp.
  
  
• "La Hidalga del valle: El Misterio original" in Actas del Congreso Internacional, IV Centenario del nacimiento de Calderón, Universidad de Navarra, Pamplona, septiembre, 2002.
  
  
• "Calderón's Case for Mary's Privilege" in Estudios de Filología y Retórica en Homenaje a Luisa López Grigera. Bilbao, Spain: Universidad de Deusto, 2000.
  
  
• "Figuring Love: Ana Caro Mallén de Soto" in Sex and Love in Golden Age Spain. University Press of the South, New Orleans, 1996, 27-41.
  
  
• "Conversions of the Woman Monarch in the Drama of Calderón de la Barca" in Portraits of the Spanish Woman in the Golden Age: Images and Realities. Greenwood Press, 1994, 141-156.
  
  

Awards

• Dorothy Boone Decker Professor (Meredith College).
• Faculty Distinguished Lecture, "Buen Retiro, Madrid, September 17, 1665," (Meredith College)
• Jessie Ball duPont Technology Initiative Fellow.
• Fellowship: Interdisciplinary Approaches to the Culture and Civilization of Latin America, UNC, Chapel Hill.
• Pauline Davis Perry Award for Research and Publications (Meredith College)
• Residential Grant, Casa de Velázquez, Madrid
• Harrill Presidential Award (Meredith College)

Current Research Projects

• Álvaro Cubillo de Aragón
• Autos sacramentales
• Granada in the seventeenth century (architecture and theater)
• Federico García Lorca as dramatist

Frequently Taught Courses

• SPA 210
• SPA 225
• SPA 301

Professional activities and affiliations

• Comediantes
• MLA
• AATSP