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Prof. Margery Resnick
Associate Professor of Literature
Primary DLC
Literature
MIT Room:
14N-333
(617) 253-5277
resnick@mit.edu
https://lit.mit.edu/mresnick/
Areas of Interest and Expertise
Hispanic Literature and Film
Literature and Culture of Post-Franco Spain
European Fiction
Contemporary International Women’s Writing and Film
Cultural History of Globalization
History of Women at MIT
Research Summary
Professor Resnick is actively involved in Spain where she is President of the International Institute—a Massachusetts Charitable Foundation established in Madrid by American educators and suffragists in the 19th Century. The International Institute provides broad educational programs for thousands of American and Spanish college students each year and collaborates with the American Embassy, the Fulbright Commission, and Spanish universities. For the past twenty years she has run an annual international symposium that brings distinguished Americans and Spaniards together in Madrid to discuss topics including politics, literature, cinema, art and technology. Professor Resnick has taught courses for executives in the U.S. and in Spain and on the Spanish Civil war seen from abroad at the Carlos III University in Madrid.
Resnick combines her enthusiasm for Spain with her enthusiasm for teaching by introducing students to the absolutely best tapas bars in Madrid.
Recent Work
Projects
March 8, 2007
Literature
Kelly-Douglas Traveling Fellowships
Principal Investigator
Margery Resnick
March 6, 2007
Literature
Semester in Spain
Principal Investigator
Margery Resnick
Related Faculty
Prof. Stephanie Ann Frampton
Associate Professor of Literature
Prof. Joshua Bennett
Dean's Distinguished Professor of Literature
Prof. Mary C Fuller
Professor of Literature