Rate My Professor Maria Blanco-Arnejo

Her academic contributions include significant scholarly work in Spanish literature. She authored La novela lúdica experimental de Julio Cortázar, published in 1996 by Editorial Pliegos in Madrid. In 1989, she co-authored 'Dos documentos cervantinos' in Cervantes, volume 9, presenting a description, provenance explanation, and edition of two documents related to Cervantes. She delivered presentations such as 'Las Novelas amorosas y ejemplares de María de Zayas: Hacia una redefinición del lector cómplice' at a conference of the Asociación de Escritoras de España y las Américas, and 'La intertextualidad en La vida secreta de las palabras de Isabel Coixet' at the 66th Annual Rocky Mountain Modern Language Association Convention in Boulder, Colorado, in 2012. Additionally, she co-authored 'Found in translation: how the Spanish 365 students taught Bart Simpson Spanish in a technology-enhanced language classroom' with N. Shevchenko in 2005, and contributed a 2003 article on Freud's Uncanny in Julio Cortázar's 'Casa Tomada,' as well as a review of Christina Duplá's La voz testimonial en Montserrat Roig. Professor Blanco-Arnejo mentors students effectively, sponsoring projects like Yocelin Aranda-Garcia's College Colloquium research on social commentary in film adaptations of Frankenstein. She teaches courses including SPAN 399 Spanish Short Stories and colloquia on cinematic adaptations, enriching students' engagement with Spanish language, literature, and film.