Steve Vásquez Dolph, PhD
Assistant Teaching Professor
Department of Global Studies and Modern Languages
Education:
- PhD, Spanish & Portuguese Studies, University of Pennsylvania, 2017
- MA, Spanish & Portuguese Studies, University of Pennsylvania, 2012
- MA, English, Temple University, 2007
- BA, English, Colgate University, 2004
Research Interests:
- Early modern cultural production
- Ecology and representation
- History and sociology of science
- Historical bibliography
- Politics and poetics of translation
Bio:
Steve Vásquez Dolph is an assistant teaching professor of Spanish in the Department of Global Studies & Modern Languages at Drexel. His research and teaching look at early modern Iberian and transatlantic literature and human ecology. He was the 2016-17 Brizdle-Shoenberg Fellow in the History of Material Texts and co-founder of the Early Modern Iberia (EMI) Study Group at Penn. His current project, Third Nature, examines representations of ecological crisis in Renaissance Spain, with a focus on landscapes and ethics in the pastoral literature of the early 17th century.