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Maricarmen
Martínez, Ph.D. Assistant Director of the Interdisciplinary Program in Humanities (IPH) Director Of Graduate Studies Graduate Advisor Email:mmartine@mailer.fsu.edu TEACHING PROFILE Ability to teach a wide array of courses in
interdisciplinary humanities. • Experience teaching Ancient
and Modern European, Peninsular, and • Teaching focused on the epistemology
of the disciplines and on • Emphasis on the creation of a community
of inquiry as a teaching RESEARCH INTERESTS • Humanities and Human Rights• Interdisciplinary Humanities • Spanish and Latin American Modern Literature • Spanish and Latin American Modern Philosophy • Spanish and Latin American Modern Philosophy as an Approach to Spanish and Latin American Modern Literature's • Philosophical Dimensions of Literature • European Philosophy • Philosophy as Literature • Multicultural Film • Philosophy of Education EDUCATION •Ph.D. in Humanities Major: Teaching Philosophy and Literature, Montclair State University NJ, 1990. • M Litt Philosophy Major: Early Twentieth Century Analytical Philosophy, University of Bristol, England, 1979 1981. • M.A. in Philosophy Major: Modern Continental Philosophy, University of Puerto Rico, 1977. EMPLOYMENT
Assistant Director, Interdisciplinary Program
in the Spring 2003 to the Present Professor of Humanities and Director of
Graduate Studies • 1975- 2003 Professor, Department of Humanities, College
of General • Professor of Humanities, Philosophy,
Modern Literature, Modern • Taught Critical Thinking courses
to faculty members at the request • Organized faculty development seminars
in order to develop a • Wrote the theoretical essay to
accompany the document "Mission Director, Department of Humanities, College of General and Interdisciplinary Studies, University of Puerto Rico, Río Piedras, PR and representative for the Dean in all College level faculty committees. • 1999-2002 Associate Professor of Department of Humanities of Humanities, College of General and Interdisciplinary Studies, University of Puerto Rico, Río Piedras, PR. • 1994-1999 Spanish Language and Culture Instructor, Florida State University, Tallahassee, FL. • 1994- 1999 Multicultural Film Instructor, Florida State University, Tallahassee, FL. • 1994 -1999 Cultural Imperialism Instructor, Florida State University, Tallahassee, FL. •1992 1994 Director, Department of Humanities, College of General and Interdisciplinary Studies, University of Puerto Rico, Río Piedras, PR. • 1979- 1981 Instructor of Logic and Analytical Philosophy, University of Bristol, England. COURSES TAUGHT
• Cultural Studies and the Critical Tradition • Seminar in the Humanities: Principles of Criticism • Approaches to Hispanic Literature • Humanities: The Concept of Evil
in Modern Culture (Two semester • Humanities: Transatlantic Utopias (Two-semester course) • Humanities: Greek and Roman (Two-semester course) • Humanities: Modern and Postmodern (Two semester course) • Humanities: Medieval, Renaissance
and Baroque (Two-semester • Film from a Multicultural Perspective • Spanish Culture and Civilization • Introduction to Philosophy • Critical Thinking (Faculty Seminar) • Ancient Philosophy • Modern Philosophy • Modes of Inquiry in General
and Interdisciplinary Education • Philosophy of Art • Philosophy of Mind (Honors Seminar) • Contemporary Philosophy • Introduction to Critical Theory • History of Philosophy (Two-semester course) • Theories of Perception • Philosophy for Art Students • Philosophy for Children • Philosophy of Feminism • The Mind-Body Problem: Cybernetics,
Neurology, Psychology, and • Theory of Knowledge • Organization of Knowledge • Principles of Knowledge • Methods of Knowledge • Sociology of Knowledge • Elementary Spanish • Intermediate Spanish • Modern Peninsular Literature • Modern Latin American Literature • Modern Spanish Caribbean Literature • Modern Spanish Philosophy • Modern Latin American Philosophy • Latin American Film • Basic English • Intermediate English DIRECTED
INDEPENDENT STUDIES • Representations of White Masculinity in American Film • The Metaphysics of Capital • Don Quixote as a Modern Novel • Modern Critical Theory PAPERS
PRESENTED • "A Neo-Stoic Reading of Quevedo's Desengaño
de las Cosas" • "Fools Rush In": Cinematic Representations
of the Southwest" •"Hollywood Versions of Shakespeare's
'Taming of the Shrew.' " •" Transdisciplinariedad y estudios
culturales. "("Transdisciplinarity For Freedom. "The Idea of 'The Great Books, 'Canon and Community, On and Off Campus University of Illinois at Chicago, Institute for the Humanities. (Sponsored by The Great Books Foundation and the English Department at the University of Illinois at Chicago), April 26-27, 2001. • "Estrategias de verdad." ("Strategies of Truth," or "Really Strategies?"). School of Social Sciences, University of Puerto Rico, March 2001. • "Quevedo, Bocángel, Sor Juana, Bernini y Bach: Voces del barroco." ("Quevedo, Bocángel, Sor Juana, Bernini and Bach: Voices of the Baroque"). Ways of Inquiry: Faculty Seminar. Sponsored by the Office of the Dean of Academic Affairs, College of General and Interdisciplinary Studies, University of Puerto Rico, March 2001. • "Modern Philosophy in Spanish Speaking Countries. "Department of Humanities and Modern Languages, Southeastern Oklahoma State University, February 2001. • "Comunidad de inquirir y filosofía. "("Community of Inquiry and Philosophy"). Proyecto para el desarrollo de destrezas de pensamiento. (Project for the Development of Thinking Skills). (Three four-hour workshops for public high school students, sponsored by The College Board and The Office of the Dean of Academic Affairs of the University of Puerto Rico, February 2001. • "History of Cinema: Latin America and Hollywood." San Juan: College of General Studies, University of Puerto Rico, 2000. • "Film Language." San Juan: College of General Studies, University of Puerto Rico, 2000. • "Cartesian Films: The Purple Rose of Cairo, The Truman Show, Pleasantville, and The Matrix." San Juan: College of General Studies, University of Puerto Rico, 2000. • "Réquiem para una musa muerta: María de Jorge Isaacs." ("Requiem for a Dead Muse: Jorge Isaacs’s María"). San Juan: College of General Studies, University of Puerto Rico, 1999. • "Gender Construction in Latin American Film. "Global Gathering. Tallahassee: Florida State University, 1999. • "Philosophy as Literature: An Alternative for Philosophical Writing by Women. "Genre and Gender in Film and Literature. Tallahassee: Florida State University, 1996. •" Ovidio: El arte de amar como manual de seducción del soldado romano ."("Ovid: The Art of Love as a Manual on Seduction for the Roman Soldier"). San Juan: Casa del Libro, 1994. •" El impacto del falologocentrismo en la siquis femenina según la novela latinoamericana del siglo diecinueve. "("The Impact of Phalologocentrism on the Feminine Psyche According to the Nineteenth Century Latin American Novel"). Segundo congreso latinoamericano de filosofía. (The Second Latin American Conference of Philosophy). San Juan: Universidad Interamericana, 1994. •" Valle Inclán: La estética de un Don Juan, feo, católico y sentimental." ("Valle Inclán: The Aesthetics of an Ugly, Catholic, and Sentimental Don Juan"). Caguas, Puerto Rico: Colegio Universitario del Turabo, 1993.View online version. • "Método y contenido: Una falsa disyunción."("Method and Content: A False Dichotomy"). San Juan: College of General Studies, University of Puerto Rico, 1993. •"El humanismo de Heidegger. "Humanismo y antihumanismo en la cultura actual.("The Humanism of Heidegger. "Humanism and Anti-humanism in Present Culture). San Juan, Puerto Rico. Televised colloquium. WIPR-TV (PBS), 1992. • "La estrategia de la pregunta en el aula universitaria."("The Question as a Didactic Strategy in the University Classroom"). San Juan: College of General Studies, University of Puerto Rico, 1990. • "El salón de clase como comunidad de cuestionamiento." ("The Classroom as a Community of Inquiry"). San Juan: College of General Studies, University of Puerto Rico, 1990. • "Aspectos lógicos, culturales, y epistemológicos de la enseñanza de los idiomas desde una perspectiva interdisciplinaria." ("Logical, Cultural, and Epistemological Aspects of the Teaching of Languages From an Interdisciplinary Perspective"). San Juan: College of General Studies, University of Puerto Rico, 1990. PUBLICATIONS • Cultural
Imperialism: Essays, Pearson, 2005 • Multicultural
Film: An Anthology, Pearson, 2005 • Multicultural
Film Essays (with Eugene Crook) . Boston: Pearson, Fall 2004. • Cultural
Imperialism: Essays ( with Susan Esposito) • The
Revolt against Time: A Philosophical Approach to the Prose and • Multicultural
Film Essays. Boston: Pearson, Summer 2003. • Multicultural Film: An
Anthology. Boston: Pearson, Spring 2003. • Multicultural
Film: A Critical Reader. Boston: Prentice Hall, Fall • "Dualismo metafísico e inmortalidad
del alma en Providencia de •" Réquiem para una musa muerta:
María de Jorge Isaacs."("Requiem for • Multicultural Dimensions of Film:
A Reader. New York: McGraw-Hill, •" El encuentro entre la teoría
angloamericana del conocimiento y la • "Maricarmen’s Cultural Studies
Web Page." (Web site containing 32 • Puente.(Bridges). Madrid: Editorial
Santillana, 1994.(Writer and • "Areté de Cenicienta: cuento
filosófico."("The Arête of •" La teoría causal de la educación."("The
Causal Theory of •" Transmisión de destrezas
lógicas en escuela elemental: ¿por qué? y •" Recuerdos de una niña tejidos
con poemas."("A Little Girl’s •" La filosofía y el niño
de escuela primaria." ("Philosophy and the • "Las Fotografías de Jack
Delano: ¿Historia o arte?"("The RESEARCH IN PROGRESS • Surrogate Sweethearts: Latinas in Early Twentieth-Firsy Century Film • “Quevedo's
Prose" A Comprehensive Commentary OTHER
ACADEMIC ACTIVITIES • Professor and Supervisor of all teaching assistants for the Interdisciplinary Program in the Humanities. • Wrote syllabus
for Supervised Teaching and Research Hours: Hum 5940 • Drafted new
Syllabus of Graduate Seminar: Interdisciplinary Inquiry Research and Methodology • Drafted new
Vision of the Interdisciplinary Program in the Humanities • Fall 2004 "Diversity Dinner: An
Open Dialogue on Human Rights" in collaboration with the Florida Commission
of Human Relations, Carlos Cuban Cafe, (Attended by undergraduate and graduate
students of the Interdisciplinary Program in the Humanities) •2000- 2001 SERVICE • 1999-2001 • Committee for
the Reconceptualization of the Undergraduate Program PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS • Modern
Languages Association
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