Ignacio Navarrete

Professor · Poetry, Poetics, and Historiography of the Spanish Golden Age

United States

About

Ignacio Navarrete serves as Professor in the Department of Spanish and Portuguese at the University of California, Berkeley, where he directs the Spanish Studies Program and participates in the Faculty Advisory Board.

His academic foundation includes:

Ph.D. from Indiana University (1985)

Professor Navarrete's research specializes in Spanish Golden Age literature, with deep engagement in poetry, poetics, and historiography. His scholarly trajectory spans Italo-Iberian cultural relations and cross-national early-modern metalanguages, while current interests explore Iberian-specific domains:

Lyric poetry and poetics
National identity within transnational empires
Print culture dynamics
Evolution of the novel

He maintains a distinctive formalist methodology applied to both poetic and narrative analysis.

Research fields

Poetry, Poetics, and Historiography of the Spanish Golden Age Literary Theory Italo-Iberian Cultural Relations Metalanguages of Early-Modern Culture Lyric Poetry and Poetics (Iberian Context)National Identity and Transnational Empire Print Culture Rise of the Novel Formalist Approaches to Poetry and Narrative

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