معرفی
Carlos Ramos serves as the Margaret E. Deffenbaugh and LeRoy T. Carlson Professor in Comparative Literary Studies and Professor of Spanish at Wellesley College, specializing in Spanish and Portuguese literature and cultural history spanning the 19th to 21st centuries. His work examines the intersections of urbanization, modernization, and artistic expression in Spain.
Education:
- B.A. or B.S., Universidad Central de Barcelona
- M.A., Emerson College
- Ph.D., Boston University
Ramos focuses on literary responses to modernization in Spain, particularly through urban literature, Civil War photography archives, and medieval poetic forms like 'Albadas.' His multidisciplinary approach integrates architecture, cinema, and cultural history to analyze social transformations. He has curated international photography exhibits and edited trilingual academic catalogs on Spanish Civil War imagery.
Recognition:
- Pinanski Prize for Excellence in Teaching (2011)
Ramos actively contributes to institutional governance through committees including the Strategic Planning Committee (as Working Group co-chair), Provost’s Council, and multiple faculty appointment panels. He directs the Wintersession course 'Barcelona and the Spirit of Modernity' and has chaired the Spanish Department during two separate terms. His teaching emphasizes gender perspectives in modern Spanish art and literature, featuring figures like Lorca, Dalí, and 'las sinsombrero.'
